By: Gennevy Galindo

A quiet group of students gathered together in the Campus Center West staff dining room for the Dollars and Sense workshop on April 22. California Certified Public Accountant Tracy Wirtes discussed topics ranging from creating a budget, achieving financ...

By: Aimee Munn

Three Cups of Tea stimulated a discussion between faculty members and students on balancing family obligations, societal expectations, and the moral luck of fighting the good fight. An enthusiastic crowd of about 100 audience members put their two cents ...

By: Aimee Munn

Mariette Joubert, former South African diplomat, shared her responsibilities, adventures, emotions and joys with Chaffey students and staff in a special lecture. “There is another culture out there with other rules and regulations. Different from y...

By: Justin Keller

To give students a better understanding of their personal health, Student Health Services has been putting on events throughout the months of March and April. A booth was set up in the quad with information on various health topics. The most recent of wh...

By: Gennevy Galindo

Twenty-nine college representatives gathered at Chaffey’s Transfer Fair as students prepared to wrap up their spring semester. On April 14, the Campus Center East Squad became the meeting point of both students and universities as schools such...

By: Justin Keller

The Rancho campus cafeteria is scheduled for demolition to make way for the new Campus Center. “Students will admire this new innovated project,” said Jared G. Ceja, Director, Auxiliary Services. By the end of the spring semester, in late Ma...

By: Gennevy Galindo

The Chaffey Center for the Arts was the home for Coffee Night on Feb. 16....

By: Justin Keller

A bake sale was held at the Child Development Center to raise funds for the establishment. On Feb. 11 baked goods, which were donated by parents whose children attend the preschool, were displayed in the lobby. All money raised at the bake sale was used ...

By: Jessica Vasquez

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By: Justin Keller

It’s the beginning of a new decade, and 2010 looks to be a promising year for gaming. With games of all shapes and sizes coming out this year, there seems to be something for everyone. Here are a few of the highlights for video games this year. Bio...

By: Aimee Munn

The Rancho Multi-Disciplinary Student Success Center, located in the Berz Excellence Building, no longer offers test proctoring for make-up examinations. Test proctoring is listed as an official task description, but beginning this year it will no longer ...

By: Amber Yasin

Education is important for students, especially if they want to earn a degree or certificate. But most students do not know the process it takes for colleges and universities to be certified. “Accreditation is the process that the college goes thro...

By: Justin Keller

As students get settled in for the spring semester, trying to add classes and keep up with assignments, textbook prices can be a big hurdle in these tough economic times. With some books costing a couple hundred dollars, buying the books required for&nbs...

By: Gennevy Galindo

Drivers are not showing concern for pedestrians....

By: Amber Yasin

College President Dr. Henry Shannon, recovering from surgery that removed one of his kidneys, is back to work on a half-time basis. The surgery was performed in October and full recovery is expected to take a year. At that time Shannon is expected to be ...