Student News

Fellows in Moreno Valley College's fifth College Corps cohort joined fellows from across the Inland Empire for a convening focused on networking, training and leadership development, where students serving their communities could exchange ideas and learn from peers across the region.

Monty’s Market provides free groceries, hygiene products, and household essentials to Ben Clark Training Center students. This fall, MVC is expanding the market with refrigeration, freezer equipment, more meal options, and access to additional basic-needs services.

Jorge Zavala grew up in Moreno Valley, but it was on the campus of Moreno Valley College where he began to see the region through the lens of a future policymaker. He now serves as a legislative affairs analyst for the Southern California Association of Governments.

A child who once sat at a small keyboard at Moreno Valley College is now a college student who recently performed in his first guitar recital. That moment reflects what the revived Keys for Kids program represents: a lasting connection between college and community.

The African American Male Education Network and Development (A2MEND) organization recently honored local excellence in mentorship and student achievement at its 19th Annual Summit in Long Beach.

The first time Margarita Hernandez walked into a college classroom, she already knew she was behind. She had planned to take English as a Second Language (ESL) courses, but a placement test put her directly into general education classes.