Despite the inconvenience of no hot food on campus for about a year and a half, students can look forward to the new Michael Alexander Campus Center in the spring of 2012. Due to the architectural design, the original plans to break ground in 2009 were p...

Face painting, a small petting zoo, a Mad Hatter's tea party, and other activities drew students and members of the local community out to celebrate Chaffey's Earth Day. The sun was shining pleasantly, and there was not a cloud in the sky evidentially Mo...

Students who are majoring in broadcasting, cinema, television and radio can now professionally network on campus with others who share their same interests. After eight years in the making, guided by Professor/Club Advisor, Daniel Jacobo, the Cinema and ...

The final day of Women's Month came to an end at Chaffey with the seminar entitled 'Be the One and rdquo;. On March 31, Dr. Judy White and Kristina L. Spalding hosted this event where they took their audience on an intimate look at life experiences, wome...

In November of 2009, Jane Yamamoto, a reporter for Fox 11 News, presented a special report about a child who desperately needed a bone marrow transplant before the end of the year. Fifteen-year-old Eddy Valenzuela had been battling lymphoma for three yea...

By: Michael Shoaf

An informational workshop was put on by the International Students Office and the Transfer Department on Thursday March 25 to help international students choose whether to transfer after graduating, or work for a year using the Optional Practical Training...

With fixed attention and heart-melting smiles the children of Kingsley Elementary School welcomed a handful of volunteer students and staff from Chaffey College in honor of Dr Seuss' birthday on March 5. Volunteers from Chaffey came with excitement, ready...

By: Brandy Stachowiak

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The submission of this application marks a crucial step forward in meeting the needs of our soldier-students. and nbsp; Dr. Lori Waite who co-chairs the team with Dr. Michael Danielli, argues that veterans face a...

The Kremlin, communism, gulags and vodka are some of the buzzwords associated with Russia, but things are beginning to change. A cultural education event on Russia, hosted by the Global Career Center and held by Student Activities on Feb. 23, explored th...

In a world whose primary focus seems to be on the iPhone, iPad, video games, Netflix or cable TV, the entertainment industry continues to succeed despite the nation's economical crisis. Students determined to pursue a career in the industry attended an i...

By: Gennevy Galindo

Art is not just a course fulfilling a general education requirement. It is a complex subject driven by creativity and expression. It can take on a variety of forms and be perceived in different ways. ARTicles is a new quarterly produced publication creat...

The mass destruction left by Haiti's 7.0 earthquake on Jan. 12, continues to victimize residents. Aside from dealing with the loss of friends and loved ones, the unlawful acts of looting violent crimes and child endangerment are at their highest. and nbsp...

By: Brenda Bustillo

From unlawful segregation of blacks and whites in schools being forever terminated by the Supreme Court in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954, to the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that allowed blacks to vote and pro...

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