News Stories

In January, the Division of the State Architect (DSA) announced the sustainable schools showcase building for the first quarter of 2023, the Kinesiology, Health Education and Aquatics (KHA) Complex at Crafton Hills College was featured.

Crafton Hills College’s 99th Paramedic Class has its own lucky number: 10.

Students across the country are not always given the opportunity to speak open and freely about their experiences and thoughts. But for Crafton Hills College’s Day of Advocacy event, Jimmy Urbanovich, the event’s creator and advisor, encourages it.

Imagine having to pay each time you use the restroom. Now, imagine many such restrooms being owned by one man expecting a big payout to fund a trip to an exotic location with each flush. For those living in “Urinetown,” this is daily life, all thanks to a 20-year drought and the greediness of a massive, corrupt corporation.

When it comes to making new friends on campus, joining a club is one of the best ways to get involved and start making connections. That was Isabella Hicks’ goal on Tuesday, March 7, during Crafton Hills College’s annual Spring Fest celebration, an event that looks to give Roadrunners a break from their studies and introduce them to ways to become more involved in campus life.

On Friday, February 3, over seventy members of Crafton’s College Honors Institute participated in a “Meet & Greet” activity that occurs at the beginning of each semester.

Crafton Hills College will soon become a member of the California Virtual Campus Consortium (CVC) as a Teaching College.

“I can wholeheartedly say coming to Crafton was the best decision I made for my educational career and personal development.”

Veteran CHC alum Timothy Allison credits his education and life experience for broadening his view of the world.

Need money to attend college? All you need is access to a computer and 30 minutes of your time.

The 8th annual American Sign Language (ASL) Educators Collaboration Conference, held at CHC on March 4, showcased the power of collaborative efforts in ASL education. The conference was organized by Crafton ASL Professors Breanna Andrews, Davena Burns-Peters, and Butch Zein.

High school students in the Yucaipa-Redlands area are receiving valuable information and career guidance thanks to the Outreach and Educational Partnerships team at Crafton Hills College (CHC) in collaboration with Colton-Redlands- Yucaipa (CRY)/Regional Occupational Program (ROP). Resources include information about different career paths, college application support, dual enrollment at CHC, and campus resources.

Crafton Hills College students, staff, and faculty kicked off this year’s Black History Month Celebrations with a presentation by Dr. Aysia Brown, Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at San Bernardino Community College District, along with Roadrunners, Professional Development Coordinator Ms. Kashaunda Harris, Director of Outreach Dr. Willie Blackmon, and Completion Coach Alexis Ford.

The team in Crafton Hills College’s Admissions & Records Office (A & R) has been recognized by Laserfiche (a software development company) for transforming their operations, their customer experience and how services are delivered to students by using the Laserfiche platform. A & R streamlined various processes using online Laserfiche Forms. As a result, the department has successfully implemented an online process for dual enrollment requests, graduation applications, and transfer credit evaluation requests, reducing processing time from several months to a couple of weeks.

On Friday March 3, Crafton Hills College hosted the Pacific Coast Athletics Conference Sprint invitational kicking off the 2023 swimming season.