Three Inland Empire universities have been recognized for their online Master’s in Public Health programs. Cal State San Bernardino, Loma Linda University and Cal Baptist University in Riverside are among the best U.S. institutions of higher learning in that category, according to the Princeton Review, a New York company that provides …
Read More »Program will help vets start their own businesses
Riverside County veterans interested in starting a business will be able to get help from the Veteran Entrepreneurship Program, a five-month project scheduled to start March 15. The program, which is also open to active-duty personnel and their immediate family members, is being provided by the Inland Empire Center for …
Read More »UCR, University of Michigan promote hydrogen fuel
Officials at UC Riverside and the University of Michigan are promoting hydrogen as an alternative fuel for vehicles powered by internal combustion engines. Hydrogen can be used by “ICE” vehicles, and thus assist in the long-term transition away from fossil fuels, according to the Hydrogen Engine Alliance of North America. …
Read More »Inland universities recognized for social mobility
Three Inland Empire universities have been ranked among California’s top institutions of higher learning for social mobility among their graduates. Cal State Bernardino (6) UC Riverside (16) and the University of Redlands (43) were recognized by The College Futures Foundation, a nonprofit that promotes equal opportunity in higher education. The …
Read More »UCR receives most applicants ever
UC Riverside has received a record number applicants for the fall 2025 semester. The number of first-year applicants – 70,578 – was a 23.2 percent increase year-over-year, and the most ever received by the school since it opened in 1954, according to a statement on the university’s website. This increase …
Read More »MSJC Temecula Valley campus receives center status
Mt. San Jacinto College’s Temecula Valley Campus has been granted center status by the Board of Governors of the California Community Colleges. That designation means $2.2 million more in funding for MSJC, which is expected to make it easier for the two-year school to provide higher education for residents of …
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