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The Crafton Hills College Foundation hosted a reception to honor and celebrate the generosity of Legacy Society donors on October 20.

Crafton Hills College Dean of Student Equity and Success Dr. Ivan Peña has been selected to receive a 2023 Toward a Shared Vision Award for Excellence in Innovation by Growing Inland Achievement, a regional K-16 collaborative that works to achieve educational and economic equity in the Inland Empire.

A non-emergency introduction to safety is an important part of early learning at the Crafton Hills College Child Development Center.

It was an exciting day for the girls of the San Gorgonio Girl Scouts as they stepped into the world of healthcare and medical careers during the Allied Health and Medical Career Day at Crafton Hills College.

Spooky season is here, and the Crafton Hills College Theatre program is celebrating with a first-time stage production filled with scary but festive narratives.

Meeting the needs of its diverse student population is Crafton Hills College’s top goal.

Anthropology Professor Cheryl DiBartolo believes science is for everyone.

Director of Crafton Hills College’s Emergency Medical Services Program Amanda Ward has always been an advocate for her college and her program. So, when she learned the state legislature was considering increasing paramedic licensure fees, Ward traveled across the state to oppose any such increase.

The longstanding Crafton Hills College Fire Academy car wash fundraiser had an overwhelming turnout Saturday September 23.

EDsmart, a trusted source for educational rankings and resources, lists Crafton Hills College at number 15 for the 2024 Most Affordable California Community Colleges. This is in a field of 116 colleges in the California Community Colleges System.

A new exhibit celebrating the cultural roots of the Mexican people has opened at Crafton Hills College just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations on campus.

Crafton Hills College kicked off the Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration with an in-person workshop “Why Education of LatinX Students is Critical.”

Crafton Hills College’s paramedic program has trained some of the best in the field since its inception in the 1970s. And to mark the program’s 100th graduating class, Yucaipa’s little college on the hill welcomed paramedic alumni back to campus with a lively reception in the Crafton Center on Friday, Aug. 25.

Crafton Hills College recently initiated an exciting new program, launching the long-awaited Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement Program and hiring Krysten Audibert to lead it.