The U.S. Men’s Water Polo Team is churning its way through the tournament pool at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics in France, and the action is being watched closely here at Mt. SAC. The players on the U.S. squad are unofficially Mounties ever since the College and USA Water Polo formed a partnership,...

Two biology students are buzzing about their discovery of an endangered bumblebee in the Wildlife Sanctuary.

The world of opportunities at Mt. SAC isn’t limited to the boundaries of the campus’ 420 acres of land. For students with a globetrotting spirit, expanding educational and career horizons starts by learning on the other side of the planet. Mt. SAC’s Study Abroad Program can punch the tickets...

The Adult Basic Education Department celebrated its largest ever graduating class in the Sophia Clarke Theater on June 27.

Mt. SAC has added new credit and noncredit programs to its catalog, which gives students more from which to choose when navigating career options.

Mt. SAC will celebrate its 78th Commencement on Friday, and many students have enjoyed plenty of success of their way to graduation.

Mt. San Antonio College mourns the loss of Dr. John (Jack) D. Randall, who passed on June 2, 2024, at the age of 93. In June 1977, Dr. Randall became the fifth president of Mt. SAC.

As Mt. SAC wraps up another academic year, celebrations are in full swing across campus. The End-of-the-Year celebrations are hosted by various student-serving programs, which recognize the achievements of first-year and graduating students.

he First Peoples Native Center (FPNC) will celebrate students who are graduating, transferring or completing certificates from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Summit Event Center.

Yvette Garcia, an administrative assistant in Technical Services and president of the Classified Senate, has been named a Classified Employee of the Year.