Category: News

"Welcome back Cypress Chargers! Whether you’re new or returning to cypress, Associated Students welcome you to their free event! Wednesday, Feb. 4 and Thursday, Feb. 5 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. @ the pond Free food/drinks, music, games, and more! (no A.S. sticker required)"

"TVB (USA), a Chinese-language channel appearing across the country, visited Cypress College on Tuesday to prepare a news report about Cypress College’s participation in the California Community College’s pilot bachelor’s degree program. Cypress College’s Mortuary Science Program was one of the 15 programs selected to represent the state’s 112 community colleges"

"The January 30, 2015, @Cypress newsletter from Cypress College President Bob Simpson is now available. This week’s headlines: Dr. Simpson: ‘Students First’ Attitude Marks Great Start to Semester > As the break approaches, ‘please go with the knowledge of your good work and my personal appreciation.’ Cypress College’s Mortuary Science Program"

"Last week, Cypress College women’s basketball Coach Margaret Mohr reached a milestone with her 300th career victory. The Long Beach Press-Telegram noted the occasion, adding background about Mohr’s local ties: Mohr starred for Long Beach State’s women’s squad in the mid-80s and was inducted into the 49er Hall of Fame in"

"Accessing Cypress College’s wireless network is easier and more reliable than ever. More than 120 new wireless access points have been added across campus to improve internet access at the College. The campus Academic Computing staff installed and configured the connections to improve wireless coverage within conference rooms, classrooms and lobby"

"The Charger Café is embarking on a culinary tour around the world this semester! Each week the café will feature an authentic culinary​ dish as the weekly special. The first stop is India. The tour will continue to Vietnam, Spain, Thailand, Iran, Greece, Japan, Korea, France, Malaysia, Jamaica, India, Argentina, Thailand,"

"OFFICE OF CAMPUS COMMUNICATIONS Cypress College is one of 15 California community colleges that will offer a bachelor’s-degree program as part of a statewide pilot effort. The College’s Mortuary Science Program was selected by the California Community Colleges Board of Governors, which voted its initial approval of participating colleges on Tuesday"

"Glen Bower, Director of Cypress College’s Mortuary Science program, was one of Orange County’s “100 Most Influential” people, according to the Orange County Register, which highlighted the year’s “game changers” in publications during late December. In addition to being a member of the faculty, Bower is also an alumnus of the"

"On Friday, Cypress College officially submitted its application to state officials to become one of the 15 programs selected for California’s pilot program to offer baccalaureate degrees at community colleges. Earlier, Trustees for the North Orange County Community College District had selected Cypress College’s Mortuary Science Program to represent the NOCCCD"

"The Fresno Bee reports on the awarding of a grant intended to increase the number of teachers with qualifications in the STEM disciplines: science, technology, engineering, and math. A total of  to 10 community colleges, including Cypress. The Bee reports that Cypress College joins West Hills and eight others receiving a portion of"