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Mark your calendars for the 8th annual Renaissance Feast for Scholars! A voyage you don’t want to miss! Amazing food, wine and entertainment.
Last month, AsianFest drew hundreds of students, community members, and performers to the FCC campus for an event celebrating Asian culture, food, and music.
The seventh annual Renaissance Feast for Scholars transported attendees through time and space to Renaissance-period India, where they dined and were entertained, while raising funds for SCCCD scholarships.
The first Madera Center PBL Carnival Mardi Gras was held in early March. The event, which included food and music, raised funds for Phi Beta Lambda, a student business organization.
Since the Reedley College Computer Club was founded in 2007, it has provided students with an outlet for practicing computer assembly and repair skills, while expanding to serve the local community.
After lying dormant for 35 years, the Old Administration Building at Fresno City College is open again. The oldest building on campus once again serves as an integral part of the college.
A newly awarded grant to Reedley College will help increase the number of Hispanic and low-income students attending college and completing postsecondary degrees. The college will implement four strategies to achieve this goal.
This Halloween, Oakhurst Center will hold the fifth annual “Trunk N Treat” event with the Oakhurst Chamber of Commerce. Each year, the mountain community comes together to provide local children with some spooky fun.
Students and VIPs attended the Fresno City College Centennial Convocation. It was the final event in series of celebrations to commemorate 100 years since the founding of the college.
The medically underserved Central Valley will benefit from a new $3 million grant that provides additional instruction for health care careers across SCCCD.
The new Academic Center 2 building at Willow International Center has been completed and will greet students when fall classes begin on August 16. Highlights of the new facility include an expanded library, dance studio, and science labs.
The Reedley College Friends of the Arts is a new group committed to promoting the art of students. The first event showcased a student-produced documentary film about local artists.

