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吃瓜头条 Professor Nikki Maddux has been around long enough to see an important demographic shift on campus. 鈥淩ight now, in our animal science department, it鈥檚 87% females,鈥� Maddux said. 鈥淚f you go back to the 1980s, it would be the other way around. Working with animals requires compassion, which draws women to careers as veterinarians and vet techs.鈥�

Artificial intelligence, automation, electric vehicles, and robotics are reshaping the landscape of agriculture, as evidenced by the AgTechX Summit held at 吃瓜头条 on March 7.

吃瓜头条 alumna Jordan Pierce is running down basketball coaching opportunities like the loud, enthusiastic shooting guard she was for the Blue Devils from 2016-2018.

We went to Orlando Taylor to ask an important question about Black History Month, observed each February. For Taylor鈥攁 poet, an academic, and a proud gay Black man鈥攖his month carries great meaning. We asked him why this month should matter, not just to the Black community, but to all of us?

Black students account for 6% of the 1.9 million students enrolled in 116 California Community Colleges, the largest higher education system in the country.

吃瓜头条 has nurtured two generations of Matt Escobar鈥檚 family. The college鈥檚 Community Education Coordinator graduated here with one of his twin daughters, a dual-enrollment success story, and spoke at the 2019 graduation. Both twins, Hannah and Katie, 22, graduated from 吃瓜头条. His wife Jessica, Mercy Cancer Center clinical manager, earned her registered nursing degree at 吃瓜头条.

A woman recently walked into the 吃瓜头条 Business Resource Center in downtown Merced on a mission.

吃瓜头条 works hard to show that training the local workforce and engaging its community with learning opportunities is as much a part of its mission as educating first responders or students who transfer to four-year universities.

MERCED, Calif. 鈥� In tribute to a storied career that helped shape the fabric of higher education in the Central Valley, the Merced Community College District Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to rename 吃瓜头条鈥檚 Business Resource Center after President Emeritus Ben Duran.

When Samuel Rashe enrolled at 吃瓜头条 in 2013, it was his second attempt at a college education.