Moorpark hosts its first annual Film Festival
By Ryan Bough
August 27, 2019
Independent movie buffs from around Ventura County flocked to the High Street Theater this weekend for the first annual Moorpark Film Festival, hosted by the Moorpark Rotary Club.The theater, being one of the oldest in Ventura, was founded in 1927 and currently hosts an array of concerts, comedy nights an...
Students open a chapter of the National Honor Society for Dance Arts as enrollment in program begin to drop
May 23, 2019
Moorpark College's Dance program is a community accepting of everyone, regardless of experience or background. The variety of classes offered cater to not only dance students but people generally interested in physical and mental wellness.The number of students enrolling in Moorpark’s dance cou...
The end of the semester brings with it dance, music, and art shows galore
April 29, 2019
As the semester comes to a close, the Moorpark College Art, Dance, and Music departments will be hosting a number of events to commemorate the immense amount of hard work their students have put in all semester long. These events range from art sales to jazz concerts and will give students a chance ...
Linear Perspective Project gives students a chance to decorate the side of art building
April 29, 2019
The Applied Arts building at Moorpark College is constantly being renovated with paint, sculptures, and other forms of media depending on the art classes currently in session. The latest design on and throughout the building is two-dimensional design pieces. Katrina McElroy's 2-D design class spent time on...
Moorpark College dancers prepare the stage for biannual performance
By Margot Rowe
April 24, 2019
Moorpark College’s dance department will be taking the stage for their biannual dance performance. After months of rehearsals and choreographing the dance department will present “Motion Flux”. Dances of all styles, such as ballet, hip hop, tap, modern, and jazz, will be seen on stage....
‘I Like Scary Movies’ art exhibit comes to Los Angeles, bringing iconic movie scenes to life
By Alex Behunin
April 23, 2019
Horror movie fans can now walk through some of history's iconic movie moments in a new interactive pop-up exhibit. "I Like Scary Movies" pop-up exhibit came to Los Angeles on April 4 and will be going on until Sunday, June 16. The pop-up exhibit has timed a 15-minute entry to avoid the long wait line...
Art students learn professional skills from the Gallery Practices class
April 22, 2019
It is not often that art students get the chance to plan and execute their very own gallery, from the beginning "light bulb" moments of inspiration to the very final touches. It can be difficult for students to handle the whole process on their own, which is why having a "how-to" class serves them we...
Moorpark College DJs give a spectacular performance at the Student Showcase
April 10, 2019
On Saturday, April 6, the Music Technology Program partnered with current and former student DJs to present the first showcase of "entirely student-produced electronic music".The highly anticipated event was held in the Black Box Theater on campus, a room that closely resembles a club atmosphere. Two s...
Review: Take a break from FPS’s and Battle Royales, try Ace Combat 7 instead
April 7, 2019
Getting home after a particularly rough day, some may have the desire to just sit down and play some video games. What to play? Do you really want to be tactical with Tom Clancy’s The Division 2? Or do you prefer to hop online with some friends and play a couple of rounds of Apex Legends? If your answer...
Review: ‘Shazam!’ the light of hope the DCEU needed
By Luis Miron
April 4, 2019
"Shazam!" is the 7th movie installment of the DC Extended Universe and with its release Friday, April 5, the movie is bringing the hope of a brighter future for the fans of the DC movie universe. "Shazam!" seems to have learned from previous failures of the movies that came before it. It takes a brighte...
Free computer programs made available to students through campus IT department
April 2, 2019
Moorpark College’s Instructional Technology (IT) department supports free campus programs that offer experiences for students in digital fields. These programs are offered in several technical fields including the engineering club, the graphic design department, and the game design discipline.Dan McMichael...
Diane Williams explores social issues with her unconventional art exhibit, ‘INcongruence’
March 20, 2019
Diane Williams is a dynamic artist who takes her life journey and makes it into a versatile visual experience that makes people question cultural and societal norms. Her exhibit, which is currently being displayed in the Moorpark College Art Gallery, is called “INcongruence,” which she in...
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