Student News

More than 2,100 graduates made history during the 2025 commencement ceremony at MVC. From the youngest graduate at 17 to the oldest at 76, the Class of 2025 proved that determination and support can carry students across any finish line.

“From a bench in South Park to commencement, I never thought I would make it out,” said Stacie Jackson. At age 62, Jackson walked across the stage at Moreno Valley College as the first among her siblings to earn a college degree, and she did so with distinction, earning two associate degrees.

Rebeca Viramontes, an English major, is drawing academic attention with her honors research on Shakespeare’s portrayal of revenge through the lens of humoral theory and humanism. Set to graduate in spring 2025, Viramontes said her passion for literature and literary analysis inspired her to tackle...

Moreno Valley College hosted its fifth annual Pitch Competition on Thursday, May 15, where 16 students presented innovative business ideas before a panel of expert judges. The event helps students sharpen their public speaking and business planning skills but also built community through support...

Students, industry professionals, and elected officials gathered at Moreno Valley College for the IT & Cyber Talent and Workforce Readiness Summit—an all-day event designed to prepare the next generation for high-demand careers in information technology and cybersecurity.

Moreno Valley College has launched its first-ever Women's Flag Football team, marking a significant milestone in the college's athletic offerings. Women's Flag Football is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, making it the perfect time for MVC to introduce this exciting new program.