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Forza Horizon 3 is more than just a racing game

By Leslie Kivett, Managing Editor • December 8, 2016

"Forza Horizon 3" is way more than just a really good racing game. To call it so would be doing it a tremendous disservice. "Forza Horizon 3" is just a great video game. It’s an open world adventure...

Brandon Elliott, conductor and director of the Moorpark College Choral Music Program leads the orchestra, choir, and vocal ensemble through Antonio Vivaldis Gloria during their Saturday performance of Holiday Lights in the campus Performing Arts Center, Dec. 4. Photo credit: Francisco Molina

Choir and orchestra have lights out performance

By Francisco Molina • December 8, 2016

It was the second coming of the lines outside of an electronic store on Black Friday, except this time, the electronic store was the Moorpark College Performing Arts Center.On Dec. 4, the Moorpark College...

Martin Rodriguez displays his shirt designs just outside his office in downtown Los Angeles. I never want to be in a category, said Rodriguez. I just want to innovate and influence other people who have potential. Photo credit: Alondra Rojas

Clothing without category

By Alondra Rojas • December 6, 2016

With styles emerging every second of every day, fashion not only inspires, but tests one’s abilities to make themselves stand out from the crowd.Those characteristics are what drew Martin Rodriguez,...

Theatre majors Cassidy von Kronemann, center, 21, and Michelle Harris, right, 21, improvise along with other members of Club M during a fast-paced rehearsal in the campus Performing Arts Center, for their upcoming performance on Dec. 6 in Communications building 129. Photo credit: Willem Schep

Christmas zombies hit Moorpark College

By Alondra Rojas • December 1, 2016

The Moorpark College Music and Theater Arts departments will be joining forces on Dec. 8 to present “Improv at Club M.” The comedic event, held in the Communications building room 129, will...

Natalia Vivino, 20, embraces co-star Ryan Driscoll, 24, in the Cabrillo Music Theatre production Children of Eden, in the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, 2016. Vivino has been nominated for Best Featured Actress in a Musical by the 2017 Ovation Awards, for her performance as Yonah in the same musical. Photo credit: Ed Krieger

Moorpark student makes her mark on the acting world

By Andrew Mason • December 1, 2016
How one Moorpark College student joined the ranks of world-renowned Hollywood actors
Students play out a scene as part of Student One Acts in the campus Performing Arts Center in 2012. The program allows students to take control of nearly all aspects of each plays production. Photo credit: Student Voice Archive

Students get the chance to show off their talent

By Andrew Mason • November 23, 2016

The Performing Arts Center welcomes this semester's rendition of the Student One Acts beginning on Nov. 30, consisting of 11 separate one act plays split into two shows. Since the first week of September,...

Hannah Rios, 21, liberal studies and education major, left, and Jared Cardiel, 19, Dance major practice their separate parts for Speaking Movement to be premiered on Nov. 17. Photo credit: Casey Ahern

‘Speaking Movement:’ Making dance accessible to all

By Francisco Molina • November 13, 2016

The Moorpark College Dance department welcomes their fall recital "Speaking Movement" to the Performing Arts Center this November. This event will consists of work from students that are taking the dance...

James Song, conductor and director of the Moorpark College Symphony Orchestra, takes a moment to thank the long-standing members of the orchestra for their work during the their Saturday performance of Beethovens 2nd Symphony in the campus Performing Arts Center, Oct. 25. Photo credit: Francisco Molina

Orchestra celebrates 25 years with ‘Beethoven’s 2nd Symphony’

By Francisco Molina • November 2, 2016

The Moorpark College Symphony Orchestra celebrated its 25th year by opening its doors to the public for a one-night performance of “Beethoven’s 2nd Symphony” on Saturday, Oct. 25 in the Performing...

Psychology major Mariana Hernandez, 18, views Nancy Baker Cahill’s collection, “Interruptions,” in the Administration building. Cahills work will be displayed through the month of November. Photo credit: Alondra Rojas

A new wave of art

By Alondra Rojas • November 2, 2016

A whirlpool of emotions, a deeper thought level, a different world perspective, an opening of the heart; art is a very extensive field that can allow one to live through each and every one of these experiences...

Static lead guitarist Zane Vandevort, left, 18, lead vocalist Mikey Netka, middle, 18, and bassist Shane Hewitt, 18, rock out together during the bands recent show at Azars Sports Bar in Newbury Park, Calif. on Oct. 18. Photo credit: Gloria Netka

Band spotlight: Static

By Andrew Mason and Francisco Molina • October 31, 2016

The amplifiers are set, the microphone is on, the heat from the blinding multicolored lights add to the sweat dripping from their noses. Azar's Sports Bar rises to its feet as the four musicians take the...

Moorpark College students team up at last years Bowling for Scholars tournament at Harleys Simi Valley Bowl to tumble pins and raise funds for the college.

Strike the competition, spare some cash

By Francisco Molina • October 20, 2016

Moorpark College students are invited to bring along their friends, families, or clubs to play the lanes for the second annual Bowling for Scholars Tournament in support of the Moorpark College Foundation. The...

Duncan Bielman, 18, stands petrified next to Samantha Vick, 22, while she attempts to nurture a sick and feeble Haley Klecot, 20, during a sudden zombie outbreak in a dress rehearsal for the fall play Night of the Living Dead in the campus Performing Arts Center.

‘Night of the Living Dead’ haunts students

By Andrew Mason • October 20, 2016

Moorpark College Theater Arts welcomed students, members of the community, and zombie-lovers alike to survive one frightening night in the Performing Arts Center this past Thursday, Oct. 13. Theater...

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