Local voters have once again shown their strong support for Mt. San Antonio College, approving Measure V with 55.6% of the vote.

November is Native American and Indigenous Heritage Month, and this year Mt. SAC’s First People’s Native Center will be hosting up to 20 events to celebrate.

Approximately 220 people die every day from an opioid overdose, according to Mt. SAC’s Student Health Services. With those sobering numbers in mind, Student Health Services will be presenting Save A Life! Protect Yourself, Your Friends, and Your Family, a drug overdose prevention event on Wednesday,...

Mt. San Antonio College Board Member Judy Chen Haggerty was recently honored with a national award from the Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) in recognition of her decades of service.

SAC Media and Substance Magazine, the student-run publications of Mt. SAC’s Journalism and Illustration programs, earned 18 awards at the 2024 SoCal Regional Publication Awards held hosted by the Journalism Association of Community Colleges earlier this month.

The Mt. SAC Faculty Association recognized the critical role adjunct professors make to the campus

The spirit of “the Yard,” including a drum line and hip hop dance performances, is coming to Mt. SAC on Monday as part of the HBCU Caravan College Fair.

The Mt. SAC Cross Country Invitational will run its 76th installment this month, and the thousands of athletes who compete this year will race on a new course with a new finish line, ending inside Hilmer Lodge Stadium.

Mt. SAC’s annual Farm Day returns on Nov. 16, and the entire campus and surrounding communities can expect a bountiful harvest of entertainment.

Mt. SAC’s Natural Sciences Division will be playing host to its Family Science Festival on Saturday, Oct. 19 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.