News and Press Releases | Citrus College

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Citrus Construction Program Leads State

March 24, 2026 | By Lisa McPheron

Citrus College earns ACCE accreditation for its construction management program, becoming the first community college in California to achieve this distinction and setting a new standard statewide.

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Students Achieve Dual Degree Milestone

March 23, 2026 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

Monrovia High students make history by earning high school diplomas and Citrus College associate degrees simultaneously through dual enrollment, opening pathways to careers and transfer opportunities.

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New Play Premieres at Citrus College

March 19, 2026 | By Lisa McPheron

An original play co-created with actor Nick Dillenburg premieres at Citrus College, where student voices shape a vibrant production blending music, dance and storytelling inspired by Shakespeare.

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Citrus Seal Marks Brand Completion

March 17, 2026 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

A redesigned seal has been unveiled, completing Citrus College’s brand transformation with a modern symbol that honors its history, community roots and commitment to future growth and student opportunity.

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College Earns Gilman Top Producer Honor

March 12, 2026 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

Recognition as a Gilman Top Producing Institution highlights Citrus College's commitment to helping students earn scholarships for international study.

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Outstanding Colleagues Recognized

February 19, 2026 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

Five employees were honored with the inaugural Outstanding Colleagues Award, recognizing excellence, leadership and meaningful contributions that strengthen the campus community and support student success.

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Laura Bollinger Leads Citrus Board

January 14, 2026 | By Lisa McPheron

Community leader and Citrus College alumna Laura J. Bollinger was named president of the Citrus Community College District Board of Trustees at the annual organization meeting.

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Students Shaping Campus Life at Citrus

January 7, 2026 | By Laura J. Bollinger and Doug Schultz

Student government at Citrus College empowers students to lead, advocate and build community while developing skills that support academic success and lifelong civic engagement.

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Citrus College Named Aspen Contender

November 3, 2025 | By Lisa McPheron

With 110 years of academic distinction, Citrus College continues to lead in higher education, earning national acclaim for excellence and student success among the nation's top community colleges.

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Nursing Expansion Meets Workforce Need

September 25, 2025 | By Lisa McPheron

Citrus College boosts its ADN program, raising capacity to 120 students annually to support aspiring nurses and strengthen the health care community.