-Editorial Soroptimist International of El Centro launched the inaugural “STEAM WARS: Dream It, Be It Career Support for Girls” conference at Central Union High School in El Centro on Jan. 11 This groundbreaking event brought together science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) in an innovative and inspiring format aimed …
January, 2025
December, 2024
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4 December
Dr. Todd Finnell Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award for Contributions to Education Technology
-Editorial The Imperial County Office of Education (ICOE) is proud to announce that Dr. Todd Finnell, County Superintendent of Schools, has been honored with a prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award by the California IT in Education (CITE) association. This distinguished award recognizes individuals who have made significant, lasting contributions to the …
November, 2024
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28 November
Imperial Valley College Honors Trustee Jerry D. Hart for 17 Years of Service
-Editorial Trustee Jerry D. Hart was formally recognized during his final Imperial Community College District Board of Trustees meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 20. Hart, who represented Area 3 since 2007, was honored for 17 years of dedicated service with the presentation of Resolution No. 21854. Hart’s tenure has been marked …
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24 November
CEVIT Launches New Master’s Program in Viticulture and Wine Business at CETYS iCAMPUS
-Editorial The Center for Viticulture Studies (CEVIT) at CETYS University’s Ensenada International Campus has introduced a new Master’s program in Viticulture and Wine Business, designed to train professionals seeking to develop careers in the wine sector. This program is the first of its kind offered in Mexico, targeting professionals in …
October, 2024
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23 October
Ceremonial Signing of AB-91 MOU Marks Historic Moment for Cali-Baja Region Students
-Editorial Leaders from California and Mexico gathered at Southwestern College on Monday, Oct. 21, for the ceremonial signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) finalizing Assembly Bill 91 (AB-91). The event marked a milestone in cross-border education, granting students living in Mexico, within 45 miles of the California-Mexico border, the …
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17 October
National Hispanic Heritage Month Recognized Across Community Colleges in San Diego and Imperial Counties
-Editorial As National Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, the 10 community colleges across San Diego and Imperial counties have concluded a series of dynamic events and activities that celebrate the rich cultures and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. The month-long celebration included educational workshops, cultural events, and …
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15 October
STEM Careers Promise High Salaries, But Equity Gaps Persist for Students of Color and Girls
-Editorial Careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) represent some of the most lucrative professions in the United States. Workers in STEM fields earn an average salary of over $100,000 per year, compared to the national average of $46,000. The U.S. remains the global leader in research and development, …
August, 2024
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27 August
SDSU Imperial Valley Kicks Off New Academic Year with Record Enrollment and New Programs
-Editorial As the 2024-25 academic year begins at SDSU Imperial Valley, the campus is buzzing with excitement and new opportunities. On Monday, Aug. 26, classes officially started, and with an estimated 1,200 students enrolled, the university has set a new record. Official enrollment numbers will be finalized in mid-September, but …
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21 August
San Diego and Imperial Counties Community Colleges Welcome Students for Fall 2024 Semester
-Editorial As summer fades, community colleges across San Diego and Imperial Counties (SDICCCA) are gearing up to welcome students for the Fall 2024 semester. With new programs and initiatives on the horizon, these institutions are set to provide exceptional educational opportunities at an affordable price. “Community colleges offer a flexible, …
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17 August
Financial Aid Deadline Looms for California Community College Students
-Editorial As the September 3 deadline for financial aid applications rapidly approaches, urgency is mounting among California Community College students to secure the financial support needed for the upcoming academic year. Ethnic Media Services and California Black Media recently collaborated with the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) to host a …
