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On Wednesday, November 6, 2003, Yuba College's Professor Neelam Canto-Lugo hosted CSUS history professor Henry Chamber's "Crossing Borders, Building Bridges" presentation "Views on Iraq and the Real Reasons We Went to War." Professor Chambers teaches Middle Eastern history at … [Read more...] about Iraq enduring freedom

Both the men's and women's soccer teams finished the season with road losses on November 11 having already qualified for the playoffs.The men's team yielded a 4-1 loss to Modesto on November 11 and finished the season fourth in the conference with a record of 10-5-2 in the Bay … [Read more...] about Men’s, Women’s soccer go to playoffs

(Woodland, CA) Cling, clang, cling, clang. That was the sound heard by staff and students on the Woodland Community College campus in the morning hours of May 8 earlier this year. The noise, although audibly subtle, was not enough to cause the casual passerby alarm or concern by … [Read more...] about Proposition 47 Benefits the Yuba College District

Tolerance. Perseverance. Independence. These are what many students refer to as "main factors" to being successful in school. But what type of school does this refer to? High school? College? The answer, funny as it sounds, is yes. Yes to what? High School or College? According … [Read more...] about Principles of scholastic success

Though most people are familiar with the acronym for the Central Intelligence Agency, many students on campus remain unaware of the existence of Yuba College's own "CIA." Even though this organization isn't as famous as its namesake, its purpose may possibly be of more value to … [Read more...] about A different CIA