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Crafton Hills College has a brand-new all-in-one outdoor fitness training station and activity space. It has been uniquely designed to incorporate old-school calisthenics with the latest outdoor gym training features. The built-in obstacle course allows students to train individually or in groups.

Crafton Hills College kicked off Gay-Pril 2022 by hosting a celebratory event for all students in the quad on April 5.

On March 16, CHC CalWORKs student Carina Gutierrez presented at the California Community Colleges Pathways to Equity conference. Gutierrez shared her story of becoming a single mother at the age of 19 to her daughter Magnolia and how, as a CalWORKs recipient, she pursued an education to provide a better future for her daughter.

On Friday April 1 through Sunday, April 3, 2022, six Crafton Hills College Student Senate members and Vice President of Student Services, Dr. Delmy Spencer attended the statewide Student Senate of California Community Colleges Conference in Sacramento.

BLU's Inland Empire Black Education Congress was held on Saturday, April 23. The BLU Educational Foundation began its work in 2001 in response to the higher education challenges faced by families with limited income and limited opportunities in California's Inland Empire.

Events during the week of April 25-29 centered around this year's theme, A Vision for Black Student Success: Creating a New Landscape to Succeed focused on new approaches to ensure Black and African American students succeed as we recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chloe de los Reyes, Dirkson Lee, and Bethany Tasaka authored an article titled An Open Letter to Academic Senates for the Academic Senate of California Community Colleges' (ASCCC) April Rostrum. This article was developed from a letter written by the Asian Pacific Islander Association (APIA) to the leadership of the San Bernardino Community College District (SBCCD).

On Saturday, April 9, Crafton Hills College celebrated the unveiling of the newly named William O. and Paula B. Ahlborn courtyard.

#TeamCrafton is a campaign for all employees who donate through payroll deduction to the CHC Foundation.

The Spring 2022 Crafton Hills College Student Art Exhibit is now open in the Art Gallery located inside the Learning Resource Center.

Crafton Hills College transferring student Jose Aaron Rosales is packing his bags and heading to Harvard in the fall.

On April 15, a faculty tenure celebration, hosted by the Crafton Hills College President's Office and Professional Development Committee, recognized tenure recipients from 2020, 2021, and 2022.

Crafton Hills College introduces to its campus a new café: Duck and Owl.

The Crafton Hills College campus community garden is once again ready to provide much needed vegetables to students facing food insecurity.

In 1972, almost 50 years ago, a small community college in the hills of the city of Yucaipa opened its doors to area students.