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Christopher Olivera looks for ways to show his students that science is not boring. So when he learned a bioluminescence phenomenon was occurring in Big Sur along the central California coast, the Crafton Hills College instructor of microbiology asked his students: “Why don’t we go and look at it, and found out why it’s happening?”

Colleen Maloney-Hinds founded The Herbivore Festival three years ago with the idea of creating a one-stop destination for those looking for information on how to adopt a plant-based lifestyle. The goal of the event – set for May 6 at Crafton Hills College in Yucaipa – is to squash myths and misconceptions associated with the idea in a judgement-free zone and family-friendly environment.

The Crafton Hills College Fire Academy and the Fire Tech Program proudly presents the 3rd Annual Women in the Fire Service Open House on Saturday, April 28. This is a great opportunity for young women that are interested in pursuing a career in the fire service to learn more about the career pathway.

Cisco Networking Academy has named Crafton Hills College instructor Denise Allen an advanced-level instructor for 2018.