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Riverside County Supervisor Dr. Yxstian Gutierrez Tours MSJC's San Jacinto Campus

Riverside County Supervisor Dr. Yxstian Gutierrez Tours MSJC's San Jacinto Campus

Mt. San Jacinto College Superintendent/President Dr. Tawny Dotson and MSJC Board of Trustees Area 2 Trustee Calvin Smith welcomed Riverside County Fifth District Supervisor Dr. Yxstian Gutierrez to the San Jacinto Campus on Monday for a tour highlighting MSJC's academic programs, student support services, and state-of-the-art learning spaces, as well as opportunities to strengthen partnerships between the college and Riverside County.

MSJC's Flight 2021 is now available online

MSJC's Flight 2021 is now available online

Flight is MSJC's anthology of students' written and visual work. It includes poetry, essays, photography, and artwork. It is published every spring semester.

MSJC Eagle MakerSpace Connects with Small Business

MSJC Eagle MakerSpace Connects with Small Business

Amid community shutdowns, the Eagle MakerSpace connected virtually with the Menifee business community via a live broadcast during the Menifee Chamber of Commerce Evening Business Social.

Supporting Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders

Supporting Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders

Mt. San Jacinto College urges everyone to support and protect Americans of Chinese, Asian, or Pacific Islander descent or those who are or are perceived to be of Chinese, Asian, or Pacific Islander descent. This community has experienced a rise in physical violence, bullying, harassment and stereotyping since the pandemic began.

A Message from Dr. Roger Schultz: Anti-Discrimination at MSJC

A Message from Dr. Roger Schultz: Anti-Discrimination at MSJC

Mt. San Jacinto College is aware of the disturbing news about the rise in physical violence, bullying, harassment and stereotyping against Americans of Chinese or Asian descent or those who are or are perceived to be of Chinese or Asian descent since the pandemic began. This week's shootings in Atlanta further inflict pain and stress on that community.