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"I just love the arts, and I'm a proud supporter, too. It would be great to work in theater someday. My current goal is to just make the world a better place."

“I love how inclusive my instructor is and how she gives us a lot of room for creative expression.”

This year's student art exhibit features more than 100 pieces of art created by UCC students.

Campus hosts second-ever Solar System Walk on Thursday, May 16.

Sixteen trees were recently planted on the UCC campus to replace the trees that were downed during February's snowstorm.

Using every trick in the book, UCC provided Patrick Schneider with the knowledge and skills he needed to build a radio station from scratch.

UCC's Dental Assisting program partners with local dentist to offer free oral cancer screenings.

UCC business conference brings a focus on workplace culture to employee recruitment, development, and retention.

This year's business conference is designed to help companies focus on improving company culture.

A film focused on finding ability in disability will be shown at the UCC campus on Tuesday, April 23.

Student leaders and UCC campus community members wore bright red lipstick this week in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

High school students across Douglas County compete in UCC's first ever regional math competition.

Student leaders at Umpqua Community College (UCC) organize several campus events in April as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

UCC's Truck Driving program is the proud new recipient of a state-of-the-art big rig. On Feb. 21, the program received the keys to a truck donated by Daimler Trucks North America.

What Needs to Be Said… debuts in dual-venue presentation; features works by Samantha Wall, Karl Berkheimer, Storm Tharp, and Blair Saxon Hill (left to right).

Colleges will rally in Salem with students, join together for statewide show of support on March 7.

UCC students are invited to a lunch and learn about internships that will pay for their college expenses while gaining valuable work experience.

Teichner is a student in UCC's Paralegal Studies program.

The free performance takes place on Tuesday, March 5, in Jacoby Auditorium.

College joins nationwide movement to celebrate students pursuing CTE training.

Savanna Waters traveled to UCC from the Salem area to sign her commitment to study Dental Assisting this Fall.

Virtuoso guitarists join forces for an evening of music from Renaissance and Baroque to 21st Century.

UCC blood drive receives national award recognition.

This is not a recommendation to the Board that is being made lightly. We are deeply concerned with students' access to affordable, high-quality child care."

UCC graduate April Myler has two perspectives on the College's Nursing program; one as a student, one as its leader.

OSU will seamlessly accept UCC graduates' credits under the College's Forestry program associate of science degree.

People of all ages encouraged to learn about STEAM careers and more at UCC's 12th annual event.

Along with watching men's and women's basketball action, UCC unveiled its new Riverhawk mascot to the community.

UCC will unveil its new Riverhawk mascot during NWAC basketball action.

Thanks to UCC employee giving, the Business program received one of four Wishing Well Fund Mini-Grants.

As one Riverhawk leaves the nest, a new one joins the flock.

This work, created by UCC Visual Arts faculty member Renee Couture, is one of the pieces on display in the UCC Gallery.

Nursing students make wishes come true this holiday season.

First-year student says, "It will enrich your college experience, your life, and everything else."

UCC Physics instructor Dr. Mick Davis created a no-cost textbook that may open many doors for students around the globe.

UCC's newest building, which was designed by Mahlum Architects, received a Citation Award at Portland Architecture Awards.

We're here to help UCC students celebrate Thanksgiving.

UCC student Ben Simons was recently elected as the youngest mayor in Yoncalla history. He assumes the office in January 2019.

“Supporting a family was number one in my mind... it was critical to finish college and reach my personal goals.”

UCC Symphonic Band and Roseburg Concert Chorale perform patriotic favorites.

UCC chemistry instructor Sean Breslin's philosophy on teaching: Have fun and make people think and look at the world in a different way.

Community raises more than $167,000 for UCC student support during the Great Gatsby-themed ball.

Anita sees her new position as UCC's Life Coach as an opportunity to return what was given to her.

The College has raised more than $200,000 in energy credit through its strategic energy management practices.

“I had such a great two years at UCC. When I finish my bachelor’s degree, I’m coming back home."

“Songs for a Sunday Afternoon” concert set for Sunday, Oct. 28.

Exhibit called 'A Perception of Failure' runs through Oct. 25.

Dynamic performers bring flamenco music to audiences in the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

Matthew Shepard's death in 1998 brought national attention to federal hate crime legislation. (Photo: Matthew Shepard Foundation)

Campus event reflects on the 20-year aftermath of the Matthew Shepard tragedy.