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Fifteen RDA Citrus College students in navy scrubs and white shoes pose together on the curved front steps of a campus building on a sunny day.

Citrus College’s local economic impact exceeds $1 billion

Citrus College has become a billion-dollar economic force in Los Angeles County, according to a new study that finds the college generated $1.1 billion in economic impact and supported 11,270 jobs during the 2024-2025 fiscal year.

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Haugh Performing Arts Center 2026-2027 season: collage of performers with the tagline "Bringing our community together for decades."

Building community: A new season at the Haugh Performing Arts Center

Walk into Haugh Performing Arts Center on the campus of Citrus College and you’ll see one word repeated on signs throughout the facility: community. For the Haugh, it’s more than just a buzzword – it’s a vision for the future. Community means creating a welcoming environment where people can connect, come together and find an artistic home.

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A football player with a strong stance in front of the word Homecoming, Saturday, 10/17/26

College to host Homecoming celebration

Hosted by the Citrus College Foundation and Citrus College Alumni & Friends Association, Homecoming will be held just west of the Citrus Stadium on Oct. 17.

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Architectural Rendering of the Science Building

Something new is rising at Citrus College

This August, crews began demolition of the Integrated Success Center, Liberal Arts/Business Building and the Information Systems Building to clear the way for a new Science Building and Veterans Success Center.

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A student smiles while holding a cutout of a frame in front of herself

Student affairs newsletter spotlights resources

The latest edition of the Student Affairs Newsletter is here, and it's packed with resources worth knowing about.

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Colorful banner that states Celebrating Latino/a/e Heritage Month

Citrus College celebrates Latino/a/e Heritage Month

Students are invited to take part in several campus events this fall celebrating Latino/a/e Heritage Month, with opportunities to hear personal stories, enjoy live music and traditional food, and try their hand at Mexican folk art.

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Citrus College recognized the 2025-2026 Service Leaders of the Year, Key of Knowledge recipients, Distinguished Student Award recipients, and Female and Male Athletes of the Year at this year’s Achievement Awards ceremony in late May.

Student achievement celebrated at annual ceremony

The academic success and campus contributions of more than 100 Citrus College students were recently celebrated during the 63rd annual Achievement Awards ceremony in the Haugh Performing Arts Center. Family and friends joined Citrus College faculty and staff on May 21 to celebrate the accomplishments of these outstanding students.

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Football resting on a field beside red, white and blue flag football belts, with the Citrus Owls logo displayed in the upper left corner.

Flag Football to Expand Women's Sports

Women’s flag football will debut in spring 2027 at Citrus College, expanding athletic opportunities for female student-athletes and supporting Title IX equity as the sport continues rapid growth nationwide.

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A large group of Azusa High School dual enrollment students.

College honored by state for dual enrollment partnership

Citrus College, in partnership with Azusa High School, was recently recognized by the California Department of Education as a 2025-2026 California Exemplary Dual Enrollment Award recipient.

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A group of faculty, staff, students and administrators stand in front of a large UCR sign.

Honors students shine at statewide conference

Several Citrus College students joined scholars from across California to present research at UC Riverside during the Honors Transfer Council of California’s (HTCC) annual conference.

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