A group of educators and business people is working to bring a four-year university to the Temecula Valley. The Southwest Riverside County Higher Education Coalition wants to convert part of a building on Mt. San Jacinto College’s Temecula Valley campus into the only four-year college or university in the region. …
Read More »Inland universities ranked among best for military
Cal State San Bernardino and UC Riverside have been ranked among the top U.S. colleges and universities by a leading Military Times magazine. The publication, which studied more than 300 institutions of higher learning, ranked Cal State State San Bernardino first in California and 12th nationally for serving veteran and military …
Read More »UCR gets wastewater grant
UC Riverside has received a $1.4 million grant from the University of California Administration that will be used to find ways to clean and reuse water for agriculture. The grant was presented recently to Professor Haizhou Liu, who teaches environmental engineering at UC Riverside, and a research team that will …
Read More »CSUSB has record Giving Tuesday
Cal State San Bernardino raised $118,000 on Giving Tuesday, topping last year’s record donations by $8,000. The donations were from more than 600 donors nationwide, and the amount raised is expected to grow as more donations are received and processed, according to a statement on the university’s website. “Giving Tuesday …
Read More »Two Inland schools recognized for their online classes
Two Inland Empire community colleges have been ranked among the best online colleges in the United States by an online publication. Mt. San Jacinto College ranked 125th and Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga ranked 180th, according Newsweek magazine. The list, which includes four-year universities, includes 250 institutions of higher learning. No other …
Read More »CSUSB to hold fall graduation
Cal State San Bernardino will hold its fall commencement ceremonies Dec. 13-14. The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences will hold the first two ceremonies, the first at 1:30 p.m. Friday for graduates in child development, economics, ethnic studies, political science, and psychology, according to a statement on the university’s …
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