Three men vying to be Mt. San Antonio College’s next police chief faced questions about racial profiling, use of force, community policing and the establishment of an on-campus police department during an open forum on Wednesday.

The campus community is invited to Conversations with the Candidates for Chief Police and Public Safety on Wednesday, Nov. 28, in Building 9C.

The men's cross country team captured Mt. SAC's 75th State Championship in defending their state title!

Mt. SAC added an associate of arts degree in dance this fall.

In the District 2 race for the Mt. SAC Board of Trustees, voters overwhelmingly cast their vote for Gary Chow, who will serve a four-year term. Chow has been a longtime community advocate and supporter of education and Mt. SAC.

Local voters sent a strong message of support to Mt. San Antonio College on Tuesday, passing Measure GO by 60.82%, casting 78,943 votes in favor of the educational bond. To pass, Mt. SAC needed 55%.

A letter from President Scroggins on the passage of Measure GO on Nov. 6, 2018.

More than 600 local high school juniors will visit campus and explore opportunities offered by Mt. SAC during High School Juniors Day, Friday and Monday, Nov. 2 and 5.

No matter the outcome of the 2018 MLB World Series, Mt. SAC will have someone to call a World Champion.

The Mt. SAC Randall Planetarium will celebrate its 50th anniversary with an Anniversary Weekend featuring a presentation by astronaut Dr. Kathryn Thornton, free planetarium shows, and much more on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 9 and 10, at the college planetarium, building 26C, and the Design Technology...