College News

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.

Nearly 40 local community college students are heading to Tokyo, Japan to gain international experience while earning college credit as part of an education abroad program that pairs academic coursework with professional internship placements inside Japanese companies.

When Keambria Mass left the U.S. Air Force, she carried a background in health care administration and a clear commitment to continue serving veterans in a new capacity. What she needed was additional financial support to help her complete her education.

When a student calls the Division of Academic Affairs unsure where to turn, or when a faculty member needs answers about a course approval deadline, the path often leads to the same person: Sabina Fernandez. Her institutional knowledge and steady presence help keep the college's academic work moving...

The online Associate of Science in Data Science at Moreno Valley College has been ranked No. 8 in the nation among online associate degree data science programs for 2026 by TechGuide.

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.

A new formal partnership between the Ben Clark Education Center and EMS Corps is providing no-cost Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training to young adults facing significant barriers to entering healthcare careers.

Three students from Moreno Valley College's Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) program earned the Most Innovative Tech award at HackMESA 2.0, a collegiate hackathon, for developing CensorIt.