Category: News

September 15, 2025
@Cypress 09/15/25 Student Support Services Open House, Hispanic Heritage Month, and Career Workshops This Week
"Hispanic Heritage Month Hispanic Heritage Month continues, with events this week on the Cypress College campus. Enjoy a treat at the Paletas with Puente event Tuesday, September 16 at 2:30 p.m. at the Puente Center in the Humanities building. And much more — the events continue into October! View the full"

September 10, 2025
President Thayer’s Board Report for September 9, 2025
"The following is a report to members of the North Orange County Community College District Board of Trustees Presented by Cypress College President Scott W. Thayer, Ed.D. on September 9, 2025 Semester Starts with Activities, Enrollment Approaching Historic Level Cypress College’s enrollment is in the range of an all-time high. Currently,"

September 8, 2025
@Cypress 09/08/25 – Hispanic Heritage Month, Club Rush, Career Workshops, and Financial Aid Loan Orientations This Week
"Hispanic Heritage Month It’s Hispanic Heritage Month, and NOCCCD has planned several events to celebrate. Activities begin this week with the Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) Kickoff Event on Tuesday, September 9 at 11 a.m.at Fullerton College in the Cruz Reynoso Building. Then, get informed on immigration with the CHIRLA Know Your"

September 3, 2025
Dr. Thayer Addresses Allegations About Cats on Campus
"Note: This email message was sent to all Cypress College staff, faculty, and students in Tuesday, August 26. Reposting for the community. Dear Chargers, I am writing in response to allegations of animal abuse resulting from a recent news article and social media posts. Let me be emphatically clear: cats are"

August 27, 2025
President Thayer’s Board Report for August 26, 2025
"The following is a report to members of the North Orange County Community College District Board of Trustees Presented by Cypress College President Scott W. Thayer, Ed.D. on August 26, 2025 Opening Day Convocation Launches 2025-2026 Academic Year Cypress College’s Opening Day convocation welcomed faculty back to launch the 2025-2026 academic"

August 25, 2025
Introducing Cypresso, Your New Go-To Coffee Spot on Campus
"We’re excited to introduce you to Cypresso, our on-campus coffee shop located right next to the Campus Bookstore. Stop by the fall semester to celebrate our new seasonal offerings and cozy drinks. We’re here to make your days a little bit easier and tastier, with: Freshly brewed coffee and tea Freshly"

August 22, 2025
Opening Day Convocation Launches 2025-2026 Academic Year
"Cypress College’s Opening Day convocation welcomed faculty back to launch the 2025-2026 academic year in the newly renovated Campus Theater, which featured new carpet and new seats — many more of which were filled thanks to the robust participation of approximately 150 adjunct faculty members. The audience was welcomed with a"

August 15, 2025
#CYPossible: Rowena M. Tomaneng, English
"Completing coursework calls for celebration, and we are proud to celebrate with Cypress College’s newest degree- and certificate-holders. By achieving these education goals, graduates and certificate-earners are equipped to continue on their college path or find strong footholds in the career fields they’ve chosen. We’ve taken the journey with these outstanding"

July 24, 2025
‘Matriarch of Cypress College’ Pat Ganer Remembered by Colleagues
"Pat Ganer wrote the book on Cypress College. Twice, actually. It only seems fitting that one of the college’s first students, who then returned in a faculty role that spanned more than four decades, would be the unofficial historian and author of “A Tree Grows in Cypress” — the first of"

July 23, 2025
President Thayer’s Board Report for July 22, 2025
"The following is a report to members of the North Orange County Community College District Board of Trustees Presented by Cypress College President Scott W. Thayer, Ed.D. on July 22, 2025 2024-25 Enrollment Reaches 12,180 FTES, up 23% from Pandemic Low This summer’s enrollment remains strong and is now largely locked"