News Stories

Love, mistaken identity and a bit of trickery was on the docket at Crafton Hills College the weekend of April 29, when the CHC Theatre Department staged William Shakespeare’s zany “Twelfth Night.”

Crafton Hills College proudly announced the tenure and promotion of ten esteemed faculty members to the position of Associate Professor in 2023.

A dream a decade in the making has come true for one of Crafton Hills College’s own.

On Saturday, March 25, thirteen Crafton Hills College Honors students traveled to UC Irvine to participate in the 2023 Honors Transfer Council of California (HTCC) Student Research Conference.

The Crafton Hills College Foundation announced that it will now provide students fee waivers to cover expenses associated with the application process, which helps open the doors a bit wider for Roadrunners to reach their fullest potential, officials say.

Zachary Swing says he was never the “sporty type” growing up, but rather discovered later an appreciation for art that allowed his creativity to come to life.

Dakota Erwin will soon make her way to Cal Poly Pomona where she’ll study architecture, a career inspired by her upbringing in neighboring Hemet.

Veselka Zelemenova, 20, who moved to the U.S. from Bulgaria as a child, is now interning with the Inland Empire office of California Governor Gavin Newsom, thanks to the Crafton Hills College Foundation.

Roadrunners enjoy a ‘spot of tea’ with Deans of Crafton Hills College

On Mar 2, CHC hosted a Region 9: Inland Empire Community College Transfer Center Directors’ meeting along with several four year university partners from the CSU, UC, Independent Private Colleges and two out of-state partners, Arizona State University & Grand Canyon University. This was the first in-person event for this group since 2019.

Developing an appreciation of quantitative and qualitive research was the focus of the Spring 2023 Crafton Hills College Student Research Conference.

Crafton Hills College’s Gaypril Speaker Series brought in a powerful voice, someone who hopes to change the landscape of how you think about yourself.

Crafton Hills College brought award-winning and best-selling author, Laurie Frankel to campus on April 19 as the finale to this year’s one book one college program.

A Thursday Night Out, hosted by Crafton Hills College’s Foundation, raised more than $186,000 for the growing student population of the Yucaipa-based college.

Crafton Hills College students will now have one less thing to worry about when applying to a four-year university or college: application fees.