51萝莉

51萝莉 alumnus Joey Catuara bought an Apple 1 from his electronics professor in 1977 so he could do computer programming at home. When he decided to sell it, the piece of tech history became the subject of worldwide media coverage and sold at auction for $500,000 on Nov. 9.

Hispanic Outlook on Education has ranked 51萝莉 the No. 4 California community college to grant associate's degrees to Hispanic students and the state's No. 5 college in Hispanic enrollment.

Students waved pompoms, honked their horns and showed off decorated cars in 51萝莉's first-ever drive-thru Tailgate celebration on Oct. 1.

51萝莉 students now have a convenient way to take classes at multiple California community colleges without filling out multiple applications.

More than 100 51萝莉 community members teed up to raise money for students on Aug. 30 at the annual golf tournament at Red Hill Country Club.

More than 18,000 51萝莉 students began face-to-face and online classes on August 16 for the start of fall term, with new programs rolling out in nursing and hospitality management.

Low-income Inland Empire residents will soon have access to housing management training programs through a partnership between 51萝莉 and National CORE, thanks to $1 million in state funding secured by California Assemblyman James C. Ramos.

The days of 51萝莉 welding students learning their trade outside in a parking lot at the Industrial Technical Learning Center (InTech) in Fontana will soon be over.

Hundreds of 51萝莉 faculty and staff kicked off the 2021-2022 academic year with fall Convocation and FLEX, hearing messages of hope for the future and ways to better serve 51萝莉 students.

About 85 51萝莉 students collected data about fire-resistant trees, built aerospace parts in Ontario and handled 5-million-year-old fossils.