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Art Professor, Sara Sealander, was the presenter at last week's Crossing Borders and Building Bridges event, Thursday, March 24th. The theme, "Not Quite Ancient Herstory: Sara's Early Work," was chosen by Professor Sealander for the annual topic of Women's History Month, which, … [Read more...] about Art from B.C to Today

They did good. They really did. The first musical in 13 years on the Yuba College campus, and it went off without a hitch. The singing, the scenery, the acting, the singing, the timing, the singing, the humor, and of course the singing were all wonderfully performed and without … [Read more...] about Sweeney Todd

If anyone is interested in watching two women make out, yell, and then have a full on lesbian scene (featuring Mila Kunis, AKA Jackie on "That 70's Show"), here is your chance. "Black Swan" has to be one of the most amazing films created yet; it has been nominated for 5 awards … [Read more...] about Natalie Portman Becomes The Swan Queen

We've all heard the phrase, "one person's trash is another person's treasure," but to multi-faceted artist, Inger Price, these words are words to live by. Price has been creating amazing art for years by using discarded scraps or "trash" to craft something beautiful. In a world … [Read more...] about The Art Of Trash

As the investigation continues, we are reaching more clarity in regards to the unfolding story of the burglaries  at Yuba College over the course of the March 5-6th weekend. It has been confirmed that the offices of Dr. Ferrell, Dean of Student Development, Yuba College … [Read more...] about Yuba College Suffers Burglary