After 11 years of dedication, Mt. SAC President and CEO Dr. Bill Scroggins, 74, will be retiring at the end of this academic year.
Scroggins had submitted his intent to retire back in July, and this...
An agenda item on the Sept. 14 Board of Trustees meeting consent calendar was removed for further consideration after several faculty members spoke against it during public comments. The item, a revision...
During the Board of Trustees meeting on Sept. 14, professor of anatomy and physiology, microbiology and public health Carmen Rexach and professor of histotechnology Jennifer MacDonald gave a persuasive...
A motion to remove and replace Mt. SAC’s long-serving mascot, Joe Mountie, was officially approved by Mt. SAC’s Board of Trustees on Sept. 14. Earlier this year, after 18 months of research and meetings,...
On Sept. 14, Mt. SAC will host its Community Volunteer Fair with 12 organizations planned to have booths at the event. There are myriad fields of interest for people looking to offer their time and resources...
California may soon become a refuge state for transgender youth and their families that face prosecution or lack of access to gender affirming care.
This is as a result of the advancement of SB 107,...
Mt. SAC has debuted a new transportation program for students who are currently enrolled in the fall semester. Any student enrolled with at least one credit is eligible for free bus rides through the GO...
During the Mt. SAC Board of Trustees meeting that took place on April 13, 2022, an informational report provided updated numbers on harassment claims at the school. Between January 1, 2021 and December...
Mt. SAC has faced numerous lawsuits over the years, from the city of Walnut, the United Walnut Taxpayers UWT, students and faculty. The nature and statuses of the cases vary. Alleged rape, cover-up, civil...
Mt. SAC’s on-campus test positivity rate has steadily increased since March, according to data published on the school’s COVID-19 dashboard. The climbing statistic comes amid the dropped vaccination...
After making decisions at a prior meeting, the mascot and moniker task force met again on May 26 to discuss how they will replace the college’s mascot.
At the prior meeting, 17 members presented to...
Faculty Association members filled Founder’s Hall on May 11 to support their union’s negotiation goals.
Signs like “Where’s our COLA?” could be found alongside other signs with percentages...
