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Newberg Center Newberg Center Shifts to In-Person Classes
51°µÍøâ€™s Yamhill County facility is offering a dozen in-person courses Posted June 1, 2022
Federal emergency funds assist 51°µÍø students 2 comments for post 44356
Since March 2020, 51°µÍø has been awarded nearly $40 million in federal emergency relief funds to support students […] Posted June 30, 2021
Mitsui, Kelley Announce Retirements
Kelley to depart in December 2021, and Mitsui to follow in June 2022 Posted April 16, 2021
COVID testing 51°µÍø Offers Flu Vaccine/COVID Testing 6 comments for post 42047
The Multnomah County Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) Program, in partnership with Multnomah County Communicable Disease Services […] Posted November 24, 2020
College Tackles Text Messages
On Nov. 14, 51°µÍø management learned that individuals posing as potential 51°µÍø students had fraudulently obtained 51°µÍø-issued email addresses, and […] Posted November 18, 2020
A screenshot of participants from the Delivery Workgroup Strategic Planning survey open until 10/30 1 comment for post 41739
51°µÍøâ€™s Strategic Planning process launched more than a year ago, and since then, its Steering Committee has weathered […] Posted October 23, 2020
51°µÍø Recognizes Indigenous Peoples' Day
The resolution also acknowledges the United States’ history of violence against Indigenous People, including forced migration, broken treaties and relocation. Posted October 11, 2020
Groundbreaking cover Newberg's Big Decade Revisited
Looking back at 51°µÍø's entrance into Yamhill County Posted July 30, 2020
Multiple photos of people on a group video chat Sylvania leaders come together to support campus staff during pandemic
Sylvania's group discussions with leaders help support campus' staff and students Posted July 23, 2020
Greening 51°µÍø 1 comment for post 40389
It’s time to update the College’s Climate Action Plan, and we want to hear from you! While significant progress has […] Posted June 1, 2020