College News
First Family Day Connects Veterans with Critical Resources
September 16, 2025Veterans and their families gathered Sept. 6 at College Park Fields for the inaugural Veterans Upward Bound Family Day, an event celebrating service and connecting participants with benefits and resources for Veterans.
Students Gain Global Experience in Summer Study Abroad Program in Japan
September 1, 2025This past summer, 56 RCCD students traveled to Tokyo, Japan, for a six-week, faculty-led study abroad program that combined classroom learning with cultural immersion and professional experience. Students explored Tokyo and nearby regions, including Kyoto, Osaka, Hakone, and Mt. Fuji.
Moreno Valley College Leads Inland Empire, Ranks 12th Statewide in Rapid Student Return on Investment
August 12, 2025Moreno Valley College has been recognized as the top-ranked community college in the Inland Empire and 12th statewide for delivering one of the fastest returns on investment for students. Graduates typically earn back their education costs in just under two and a half months.
Scholar Rylee Peak Selected as National Student Delegate for Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C.
August 11, 2025Rylee Peak, a TRIO Honors Scholar and Middle College student at Moreno Valley College, was selected as one of only 100 students nationwide to attend the 2025 National Student Leadership Congress, hosted by the Council for Opportunity in Education in Washington, D.C. The event brought together top...
Biology Students Discover Science Outside the Classroom
July 31, 2025More than 50 students and community members laced up their walking shoes and stepped into nature for a summer excursion led by Moreno Valley College Biology Professor Felipe Galicia. The group explored the San Jacinto Wildlife Area, immersing themselves in the sights and sounds of a thriving natural...
Local High School Students Blaze a Trail in Fire Technology
July 14, 2025Moreno Valley College recently celebrated a milestone in its partnership with Orange Vista High School, as 24 students successfully completed the college’s dual enrollment Fire Technology program.