By: Frank Ram and Emily Rios, Clarion Correspondents

The Citrus College mens basketball team moved one step closer to a bid to the state championships by defeating Santa Ana College on Feb. 27 by a score of 81-65. The win moves Citrus, the No. 2 playoff seeded team, into the final round of the Southern Cali...

By: Ericka Sebastian and Mitchie Pardilla, Clarion Staff Writers

In an effort to attract new members, campus clubs held their spring Club Rush on March 2 in the Campus Center Mall....

By: Courtney Mitchell, Clarion Managing Editor

Citrus College student, Cody Crowley, 18, hosts his own radio show every Monday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. out of Pomona College’s KSPC radio station....

By: Dustin Call, Clarion Online Editor

This is an institution of higher learning, and a stellar one at that. I, for one, expect such a place to have a high standard of behavior as well. Smoking in public and ignoring the current policy is not such behavior and is inconsiderate....

By: Kristin Lacuesta, Clarion News Editor

Confusion hit campus the first day of the spring 2010 semester when students, faculty and staff discovered Citrus College’s student database system, WingSpan, was not working....

By: Jose Alonso Ramirez, Clarion Op/Ed Editor

The high price of textbooks is a major issue for most Citrus students. Fortunately, cracking open your piggy bank to pay several hundred dollars of your life’s savings for one semester’s worth of textbooks is not the only option....

By: Aaron Gaikar, Clarion Staff Writer

Citrus squared up against San Bernardino Valley College Tuesday, March 2, winning 5-4 with the home field advantage....

By: Caitlin Griffin, Clarion A&E Editor

Citrus College students now have two new academic options: an associate’s degree in English literature or science....

By: Troye Waldron, Clarion Staff Writer

The Citrus College men’s basketball team moved one step closer to a bid to the state championships by defeating Santa Ana College on Feb. 27 by a score of 81-65....

By: Cheyenne Scharff, Clarion Staff Writer

Student government officers have once again proposed a Student Representation Fee and might plan to place it on the May 25 ballot....

By: Caitlin Griffin, Clarion A&E Editor

The Haugh Performing Arts Center was packed on Saturday, February 27 for the Citrus College Performing Arts Department’s production of “Hello, Dolly!”...

By: Sandra Lopez, Clarion Editor in Chief

There are currently 11,741 students enrolled at Citrus College for the spring 2010 semester. More than half of those students qualify for some form of financial aid....

By: Kelsey Keongh-Miller, Clarion Staff Writer

CK’s café is a unique café that caters to college students’ many needs....

By: Jose Alonso Ramirez, Clarion Op/Ed Editor

Three websites sure to cause student distraction. ...

By: Rob Lucero, Clarion Staff Writer

Citrus College swim team member Brittany Orduno has dove into a number of different athletic lanes throughout her life....

By: Erica Irigoyen, Clarion Sports Editor

Unfortunately for “The Crazies,” which premiered on Feb. 26, director Breck Eisner and writers Ray Wright and Scott Kosar slightly missed the mark on those thrilling chills....

By: Cheyenne Scharff, Clarion Staff Writer

Not a story of religious heroism or of prophets in the ordinary sense, “A Prophet” is the tale of an individual who by his own cunning ascends the ranks of prison society....

By: Jonny Arellano, Clarion Staff Writer

Ten best picture nominations and two hosts will make for a memorable 82nd Academy Awards....

By: Kristin Lacuesta, Clarion News Editor

The first lady is not quite up there with the likes of Kennedy and Reagan. She has yet to undertake a project that will forever leave her mark on American history....

By: Jose Alonso Ramirez, Clarion Op/Ed Editor

It is no secret that our generation has rapidly become addicted to, among other things, reality TV shows....