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Crafton Hills College's EMT team provided HeartSaver CPR training to 35 San Bernardino Valley College employees, showcasing inter-campus collaboration, district-wide support, and the college's commitment to safety and community service.

Crafton Hills College, in partnership with the City of Yucaipa, hosted a spirited 5K run on April 26 with 266 participants, raising funds for CHC Athletics while showcasing student-athlete support, community spirit, and impressive performances--including a first-place finish by CHC Counselor Jimmy Grabow.

Crafton Hills College students Vanessa Vincent and Sam Tuckett were named semifinalists for the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, a recognition of their academic excellence, personal resilience, and commitment to serving others on their journeys from nontraditional paths to inspiring futures.

Aaron Burgess Jr. credits Crafton Hills College as the launchpad where, after a difficult high school experience, he found his voice, discovered his passion for advocacy, and began the journey that led him to a career in public policy and community impact.

Crafton Hills College's Community Garden, established in 2012 to support students facing food insecurity, was revitalized this spring by volunteers during a successful April 21 event that combined hands-on learning with community service.

Crafton Hills College and Cal State San Bernardino have launched "Coyotes on the Horizon," a new partnership guaranteeing CHC students a smoother, more supportive transfer path to earn their bachelor's degree at CSUSB.

A 10-year-old girl from San Bernardino, Calif., is set to make Crafton Hills College history this May when she becomes the youngest Roadrunner ever to graduate from the Yucaipa-based community college.

Yucaipa, CA – Crafton Hills College (CHC) is proud to announce the graduation of its first cohort of students earning a Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Therapy. On May 23, 2025, seven students will walk the stage, marking a historic milestone for the college and the Inland Empire region.

After a memorable lab accident as a pre-nursing student in 1993, Rosemarie M. Hansen turned a fiery lesson in lab safety into a full-circle career, now serving as a Lab Technician at Crafton Hills College where she shares her story to teach and protect the next generation of students.

Crafton Hills College and Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) signed a transformative partnership agreement to expand free health and wellness services for students, reinforcing the district's commitment to student success through accessible, equitable care.

Thanks to support from the Crafton Hills College Foundation, STEM student Jo-Ann L. recently attended and presented at the Genetics Society of America's Drosophila Research Conference, gaining valuable insights, mentorship, and inspiration for her future in genetic engineering.