College changes mask and distancing requirements; welcomes current and prospective students to campus for first time in 15 months.

UCC Board of Education approves purchase of the Roseburg property after anonymous donor contributes $400,000.

Joy Yori (left) and Alyssa Harter (right) to be recognized during International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence.

UCC Board of Education selects Dr. Rachel Pokrandt as the College's 12th president.

UCC clarifies the role and importance of its Music and Theatre Arts Programs.

Elizabeth Turner (left) and Faith Byars (right) earn Coca-Cola Academic Team honors as gold and silver scholars.

Thanks to support from the UCC Foundation, all 11 curtains in Jacoby Auditorium were replaced for the first time since 1995

"I am going from teaching via a document camera over Zoom, to the ability to create videos with a camera, separate microphone, lights, and backdrops. It is honestly a surreal jump into the present."

The fifth anniversary of the campus' 10/1 Day of Remembrance ceremony will be live-streamed this year.

“Umpqua Community College helped me become more involved and gave me the resources I needed to succeed.”

“The reserve academy was a huge turning point in my life and one of my biggest accomplishments. I wouldn’t be in this career field without it."

“[Our] instructors now need even more magic, and this technology will help make these magic moments happen.” — Dr. Joanne Richards, UCC biology professor.

UCC held a socially distanced, drive-thru event for this year's graduates on Friday, June 12.

Dr. Debra Thatcher cut the ribbon at Tapʰòytʰaʼ Hall's opening in March 2018. Thatcher was instrumental in working with the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians to name UCC's newest building.

College embraces responsibility to provide an educational and work environment that promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion for all.

“Going to college gave me sense of purpose and direction. Through this journey, I have been evolving."

“This has been my home field for four years. The field was getting rough. It’s incredible now and it’s a real blessing for us to be able to play here.”

Award-winning play by David Auburn opens Friday, Feb. 21, for two-week run. (From left to right: Horton, Laniohan, and Barnes.)

 Autzen Foundation and ASUCC provide funds for new tools and no-cost clinics.

New art cases provided by Leadership UCC team spotlights student art.

The Rogue Credit Union (RCU) branch at Umpqua Community College (UCC) recognized with Business Innovation award.

This year, Robert Johnson provided 25 children with $100 each to spend however they wish.

“Everything we do is geared toward what the students need and what we can do to make things easier for them."

UCC Fire Science equips fire engine thanks to $2500 grant.