College News

Researchers at WalletHub, a financial services company, have released their 2024 analysis of 653 schools nationwide and 77 schools in California. Moreno Valley College has emerged as one of the top-ranked institutions, securing an impressive 3rd place among California's community colleges.

FeRita Carter, Ph.D., vice president of Student Services at Riverside City College, has been selected as interim president at Moreno Valley College. She will serve as the College conducts its search for its fifth president.

The California Association for Local Economic Development (CALED) bestowed its Award of Excellence for Collaborations and Partnerships on the City of Moreno Valley for the City's immensely successful Elevate MoVal program, an innovative collaboration with Moreno Valley College and local businesses.

Moreno Valley College had two Applied Digital Media students place in the 2024 American Advertising student competition, which is the advertising industry's largest and most representative competition with more than 40,000 entries every year in local ad club competitions.

Michael R. McCormick, superintendent of the Val Verde Unified School District, was honored with a Moreno Valley College Legacy Award at the Dolores Huerta and César E. Chávez Scholarship Breakfast. The Breakfast also featured keynote speaker Yxstian Gutierrez, Ph.D., folklórico dancers, and musical...

Terry Janecek, a 27-year employee at Moreno Valley College, has been selected as the College’s Classified Employee of the Year. Janecek has served as an employee at the Riverside Community College District since 1994, with most of his career spent at Moreno Valley.

Moreno Valley College’s Early Childhood Education Center has received national accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Earning the accreditation, which is good for five years, also benefits the students studying to obtain an Early Childhood Education...

Moreno Valley College’s Office of TRIO Programs, in partnership with campus and community agencies, hosted the You Matter. You’re Valuable. You Count: College, Career, and Community Resource Fair in celebration of National TRIO Day. Over 400 students and community members attended.