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The speaker in room 724 on October 4th at 12 noon was presenting on something that had been triggered by the war with Iraq ten years ago. Shirley McDonald, representing "Grandmothers for Peace" of Nevada county spoke as part of the Crossing Borders, Building Bridges series hosted … [Read more...] about Grandma Comes to Yuba College

"Repent and Believe the Gospel" was the message being displayed by a very vocal missionary at Yuba College on September 29th. Ryan Dozier, the missionary in question arrived on campus early in the morning and set up his sign. For some time no one really took notice until at 12:00 … [Read more...] about Religious Controversy on Campus

Yuba Community College District has been impacted by the housing bust of 2008 in more than one way. Not only has the budget been reduced, impacting classes throughout the District, but so has the funding for Measure J. According to the YCCD Measure J website, 56.61% of all … [Read more...] about Measure J and our buildings

From September 3rd to mid December the Veterinary Technology students are raising funds for Heifer International. Heifer International began in 1944 to alleviate hunger and poverty; it does this by providing assistance to impoverished families worldwide, in the way of an … [Read more...] about Veterinary Technology Students Holding Fundraiser

  After a thorough and rigorous background check,  along with the psychological and physical screening that is mandated by the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.), the Yuba Community College District has chosen Law Enforcement veteran John … [Read more...] about New yuba college police chief