The Pomona City Council met on Nov. 15 to discuss whether campus police officers should return to school campuses.
Following a shooting that took place near Pomona High School on Oct. 15, the city council...
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Marketing Director Uyen Mai has provided SAC.Media with further information.
Members of the Mt. SAC community received an alert around 5:11 p.m. on Nov. 16 regarding...
After the sudden switch to online classes due to the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, students are now debating on whether to remain online or attend classes in person.
Around 63% of U.S. high school students...
The Mt. SAC campus community is urged to report any suspicious activity on campus due to a spike in catalytic converter thefts. Converter thefts are on the rise around the country and have been affecting...
The Pomona City Council and Housing Authority met on Zoom on Nov. 1 to discuss and approve a Mills Act contract for multiple properties located in the city. The resolution stated this was needed for properties...
Student enrollment is down at Mt. SAC as the campus takes steps to create a safe environment as the infectious delta variant takes hold. While coronavirus cases are reaching an all time low as California...
Mt. SAC Football is having a peculiar season with three wins to their name against the likes of LA Valley, Bakersfield and Saddleback College. In those games, the Mounties looked like a well-oiled machine,...
The Mt. SAC Women’s Golf Team competed in the seventh round of the Orange Empire Conference tour on Oct. 20 at the El Prado Golf Course in Chino Hills, CA.
The Mounties would be facing the likes of...
After a month of pleading to the Mt. SAC Board of Trustees, conditions still have not improved for Mt. SAC's CSEA 262 unit members.
Last month, CSEA 262 President Robert Stubbe came before the Board...
Mt. SAC Mounties hosted the Pasadena Lancers for two close conference matches, men’s and women’s, on Oct. 15.
Coming into this game with six wins in a row, Mounties men’s soccer was aiming to...
The Board of Trustees’ resolution on Aug. 13 which required students to be fully vaccinated in order to attend in-person classes for Winter 2022 and Spring 2022, has caused controversy between faculty...
Several current students who are enrolled or trying to enroll in online and in-person classes have not been able to do so due to fraudulent enrollments, the Academic Senate found during a report on Sept....
