A group of Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) students attended the Umoja Conference in Los Angeles from October 31 to November 2, 2024. This empowering and transformative event aligns with the Umoja program's mission to enhance African Americans' and other students' cultural and educational experiences.
Flight 2024 is MSJC's anthology of student art and writing. It includes poetry, essays, photography, and artwork. It is published every spring semester.
For the 2023 holidays, MSJC Foundation and the MSJC Eagles Landing - Center for Student Essentials helped 59 families in need by coordinating support by providing gifts for their children.
The Mt. San Jacinto College Board of Trustees held its annual organizational meeting on Dec. 14, 2023, prior to its regular board meeting, selecting a new president and clerk.
The holidays are fast approaching, we've nearly reached the end of yet another calendar year, and you are completing your finals here at Mt. San Jacinto College. I want to encourage each of you to continue to work hard to accomplish your educational goals and finish the year strong.
Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) invites the community for an array of events this month, from holiday-themed gatherings to showcases of our students and faculty, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Mt. San Jacinto College hosted its first Native American Heritage Art Market on Wednesday, November 29 at the San Jacinto Campus.
Is indulging the "child within" with fame or fortune the path to happiness and a meaningful life? In his book "Freud for Thought: On Forging the Philosophical Life," Thomas Donovan, Ph.D., chair of Philosophy at Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC), suggests there's a better way.
The public is invited to Mt. San Jacinto College's (MSJC) first Native American Heritage Art Market from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Wednesday, November 29 at the San Jacinto Campus.
MSJC welcomed the public to its inaugural National Apprenticeship Week and Apprenticeship Connection Summit in November. Jessica Pitt, the Assistant Deputy Secretary of Healthcare Workforce with the California Labor & Workforce Development, served as keynote speaker at a summit held at the Temecula Valley Campus.
The MSJC First Year Experience Program hosted the National First-Generation College Celebration Day at the San Jacinto Campus. Students had the opportunity to network, gain inspiration from remarkable speakers, take part in an interactive student panel, and even try their luck in a raffle! This in-person gathering aimed to recognize and offer support to first-generation college students.