What Is cccclarion.com?

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ccclarion.com is the website of the Clarion, a student news publication covering Citrus College and the surrounding community. It publishes campus news, sports coverage, arts and entertainment reviews, campus crime reports, and community news, with articles written by student contributors and dated with bylines.

What the site covers

The homepage is organized into labeled sections, and each story carries a section tag, a headline, a publication date, and an author byline. The sections visible on the page are:

  • Features — campus and student life stories
  • Sports — coverage of Citrus College teams
  • Arts & Entertainment — theatre, music, and reviews
  • Campus Crime — crime and public safety reporting tied to the campus
  • Community News — local stories from the surrounding area
  • Reviews and Theatre — subcategories under Arts & Entertainment
  • Student Features — profiles of students and programs

Examples of published stories

The mix of content shows how the publication splits its attention between the college and the wider community:

Section Headline Date
Sports / Features "A new era of Citrus men's soccer begins under Coach Steve Jimenez" Oct 14, 2026
Arts & Entertainment / Reviews / Theatre "Citrus's 'Dog Sees God' is an electric shock dream, or: it's alright" Oct 14, 2026
Campus Crime / News "Former Citrus student government member convicted of possession of child pornography has been released" Oct 12, 2026
Features / Student Features "The drive for automotive" Oct 8, 2026
Arts & Entertainment / Music "The Haugh Performing Arts Center unites fans of Latin pop icon Selena Quintanilla on Sunday with Anything for Salinas event" Oct 5, 2026
Sports / VolleyBall "Citrus Volleyball falls short to Bakersfield City College in its conference home opener" Oct 2, 2026
Community News "Claremont's Village South Plan public comment period ends with overwhelming negativity" Oct 2, 2026

Who writes it

Articles are attributed to individual student contributors — for example Rory Byrne, Sophia Chapman, Allison Chung, Emma Fischer, Hannah Chang, Bianca Rodriguez Gonzalez, and Connor Fegert. Bylines and dates appear on each story, so readers can check who reported a piece and when it ran.

When to use it

Use cccclarion.com if you want student-reported coverage of Citrus College events, athletics, performances, and campus issues, or local news from nearby communities such as Claremont. It is a news site, not an official college administrative page — for enrollment, schedules, or official policies, go to the college's own site instead.