In the fall, College of the Canyons will offer several Associate Degrees for Transfer (AD-T) at the Canyon Country campus, including Business Administration, Psychology, and Sociology. These degrees will give transfer students guaranteed admission to a California State University (CSU) school upon completion. These...

In an effort to make its art holdings more accessible to the public, The Broad, a contemporary art museum in Downtown Los Angeles, created The Un-Private Collection, an ongoing series of conversations with artists whose work is part of The Broad collection. The next Un-Private Collection talk takes place...

The meaning of justice in the context of U.S. and global crime and criminal justice institutions is a core focus of California State University, Northridge’s newest academic department, the Department of Criminology and Justice Studies, which launches its new major this fall. More than 320 students...

Condensing the monumental impact that popular culture has on consumerism into a single-semester syllabus is nothing short of a superhero feat. Charles Hatfield, professor of English at California State University, Northridge, has done just that by enlisting the help of DC Comics superhero Batman for...

The following letter was sent to College of the Canyons students by administrators Wednesday: This is a warning regarding an alleged crime committed on campus. Per Board Policy and Procedures 3515 – Reporting of Crimes, we are writing with this “timely warning.” It has come to our attention that...

Included among the nearly 2,000 class sections being offered by College of the Canyons this fall are 57 noncredit class sections, marking a 36 percent increase from the fall 2016 semester. Free and open to all community members, COC Continuing Education/Noncredit courses cover a wide range of subjects,...

In an effort to drive the expansion of apprenticeship in California, College of the Canyons has formed a partnership with Goodwill Southern California to form the “Strong Workforce Apprenticeship Group,” aka SWAG. To mark SWAG’s launch, reps from COC and Goodwill Southern California...

After the successful rollout of an automotive technology internship program offered through the city of Santa Clarita in February, College of the Canyons has launched a second internship program with the city for students interested in building inspection careers. The internship program, which launched...

Preferential procurement programs are providing minority entrepreneurs an opportunity to leverage what might be seen as a hindrance — the historical lack of access due to their race or ethnicity — into a business advantage, according to a new study by California State University, Northridge management...

Herve Guillard, an adjunct culinary arts instructor at College of the Canyons, was awarded a 2017 Idaho Potato Commission (IPC) Innovation Award for Excellence in Foodservice Education for his effective use of social media in the classroom. Guillard received the award at the 13th annual Center for the...