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This year's tribute will be held on Monday, Oct. 1. Future dates set through 2025 (photo: 2017 Day of Remembrance).

Centerstage Theatre gets first makeover in nearly four decades; becomes versatile, multi-purpose room.

The new Office of Admissions was designed to streamline processes for new students.

The event coordinators thank the campus and community for their support in making "Fill the Bus" a success.

On Friday, Aug. 24, UCC's student leaders will be collecting school supplies, non-perishable food, and hygiene items for students in need.

Air quality in Southern Oregon drives Grants Pass High School's 200+ member marching band north to use UCC's field to practice.

UCC athletics kicks off a new season with a newly painted and refinished sports court.

UCC's women's basketball team ranks #5 in the WBCA Top 25 Team Honor Roll.

From struggling to make ends meet to bringing in half of a six-figure income, UCC provided Jessica with a life-changing opportunity.

College chooses to focus on Oregon State Board of Nursing accreditation.

Four face-to-face forums scheduled to take place next week regarding upcoming strategic plan.

Jean Loosley (center) and her husband John (right) received the UCC Foundation's Donor of the Year award in 2010.

ROSEBURG, Oregon – Rosa Mohlsick, an alumna from Umpqua Community College, has been selected to give the keynote address at UCC’s commencement ceremony on Friday, June 15. Mohlsick, who is an active community volunteer, graduated from the College in 2009. Mohlsick is a transplant from Oklahoma. She arrive in Oregon …

Congratulations, graduates! UCC will be awarding more than 400 degrees and certificates this year.

UCC's student media outlet recognized for collegiate-level journalism excellence.

As the student’s selection for a commencement speaker, Taylor is preparing the speech she will give to this year’s graduating class.

Donations will benefit music program at Sutherlin High School.

UCC has a number of resources to make class registration easy to navigate.

Nearly 60 UCC students honored in annual celebration.

One of this year's Outstanding Student recipients is graduating after returning to school 21 years later.

Community invited to participate in College's first-ever Solar System Walk.

By publishing a book, campus leadership group creates a scholarship for students to buy textbooks.

Charlie Williams' wife, Dorothy, traveled from California to place the new vineyard's first plant in the ground during a groundbreaking ceremony.

Annual exhibit features 100+ pieces of art made by students this year.

UCC opened the doors to a lot more than academics. William also discovered athletics, and the power of teamwork.

Difficult decision comes after process that included student and community input.

Sail the high seas with this hilarious British comedy set in the 1930s aboard a luxurious cruise liner.

Two students were selected to represent UCC in the annual event that recognizes academic excellence.

UCC's 2018 SkillsUSA Oregon State Champions

Cody Jones, a UCC Nursing Program student, took the top spot in the men's division.

Local dentist partners with UCC's Dental Assisting Program to offer no-cost screenings.

New conference looks to 'bridge the gap' between local employers and employees.

High school short play competition brings Douglas County youth together to celebrate theater.

Rolo was one of the amazing furever friends that students had the opportunity to meet.

Experience Duality through the classical dance called Bharatha Natyam.

Business-building weekend at UCC returns for fifth year. (Photo: 2017 participants)

Auditions are Tuesday, March 6, starting at 5 p.m. in UCC's Centerstage Theatre.

Nursing is a popular UCC program. See what interests people like Katelyn (pictured above) in health care.

UCC students can apply for MECOP paid internship opportunities through March 31.

The arboretum has been at UCC since the early 1980s. The club decided it was time to be renovated.

Tapʰòytʰaʼ Hall will be a symbol of the College's future optimism. (Rendering: Mahlum Architects)

Last-minute cast change turns offstage husband and wife team into an onstage one.

Computer Science is one of the many programs that qualify for paid internship opportunities through MECOP.

The Lion in Winter, a play about the Plantagenet dynasty’s origin, runs February 23 through March 11.

Elias Malak, a middle school student, spent the evening showing people how Lego robots work.

Last year, more than 400 people attended the free annual event, which included representatives from 30+ companies and organizations.

UCC joins statewide effort to mitigate tuition increases, restore funding for student advising.

Jazz singer Halie Loren finds ways to bridge cultures and genres in unlikely and always heart-felt ways.

College to add men's baseball and men's and women's track and field as new sports.

UCC's faculty quartet to perform at First Presbyterian Church of Roseburg