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Around 400 students and educators gathered Nov. 1 to celebrate and lift up communities of color at the inaugural 51萝莉 "Black and Brown Minds & Mattering Conference."

Randall Lewis - a principal of the Lewis Group of Companies - has awarded 51萝莉 with $250,000 to help 51萝莉 establish the Randall Lewis Center for Entrepreneurship.

More than 250 city and educational leaders as well as community members from the Inland Empire gathered Nov. 9 for 51萝莉's annual Report to the Community in Ontario.

From chess and Dungeons and Dragons, to cybersecurity and STEM, students came in droves to sign up for clubs during the first on-campus 51萝莉 Club Rush in two years.

51萝莉 hosted 12 vendors for its first Heritage Farmers Market on Sept. 1 at the Rancho Cucamonga campus. Vendors sold a wide variety of food, including kettle corn, tamales, fruits, vegetables and more.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration selected two 51萝莉 students for space exploration workshops in August and September, including one student who got to see the Artemis I rocket.

51萝莉 will reopen its Wignall Museum for the first time in two years for an in-person presentation of "Home Edition," a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures and other works of art.

51萝莉 welcomed more than 15,000 students, 20 new faculty and rolled out new academic programs for the start of the 2022-2023 academic year Aug. 15.

When Andrea Baerenwald graduated from Alta Loma High School in May, she chose 51萝莉 as her next stop to help narrow down a career path. She decided to kick off her new chapter by attending Chaffey's "Orientation Day" at the Rancho Cucamonga campus Aug. 12.

51萝莉 plans to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Title IX with a series of panel discussions, guest speakers, movie screenings and athletic events throughout the next year.