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WonderCon, the sister convention to the much larger Comic-Con, takes place at Anaheim Convention Center March 29-31. Photo credit: Nancy Powell

Moorpark College students can volunteer three hours and punch their tickets to a day at WonderCon 2024

By Nancy Powell • March 27, 2024

WonderCon 2024, the sister convention to the San Diego Comic-Con, opens at the Anaheim Convention Center on March 30. While daily tickets for Friday, Saturday and Sunday continue to be available (costs...

Students of the Moorpark College Music Technology Program perform in the Come Together finale on April 14, 2023. Photo credit: Danielle Vega

Moorpark College students “Come Together” for music technology showcase

By Sarah Graue • May 3, 2023
Moorpark College Music Technology Program students returned to the PAC Studio Theatre spotlight earlier this month for the “Come Together” music showcase on April 14 and April 15.
Jam Averill shines as Stephano, the comical butler of Alonso, in The Tempest at the Performing Arts Center on March 14, 2023. Photo credit: Nia Robinson

“The Tempest” takes Moorpark College by storm

By Sarah Graue and Nia Robinson • March 27, 2023
The Moorpark College Theater Arts Department debuted their spring production “The Tempest” on March 16 in the Performing Arts Center.
Movie Review: All Quiet On The Western Front

Movie Review: “All Quiet On The Western Front”

By Nicholas Kitay • March 11, 2023
"All Quiet on the Western Front," is a fascinating story depicting the struggles of German teens in the German Imperial Army in World War I.
Movie Review: The Pale Blue Eye

Movie Review: “The Pale Blue Eye”

By Nicholas Kitay • February 20, 2023
"The Pale Blue Eye," released on Dec. 23, 2022, is a macabre murder mystery that is both grim and satisfyingly intricate.
Saxophonists play in the Performing Arts Center on May 5. 2022 in Moorpark, CA. Photo credit: Claire Boeck

Moorpark College Music celebrates life and legacy of former director Michael Gangemi

By Claire Boeck • May 12, 2022
The Moorpark College Music Department celebrated the life of Michael Gangemi with a student-led jazz performance on May 5 in the Performing Arts Center.
Image provided by Netflix

Netflix’s Arcane, a game-changing show

By Christina Mehr and Ali Wire • February 8, 2022
Riot Game’s Netflix hit Arcane is based in the world of their most popular free-to-play online games, League of Legends. Part one has been an overwhelming success, and announcements for a second season have already been released on the official Arcane Twitter account.
Image provided by Reign of Terror Haunted House

Reign of Terror haunted house returned this Halloween season to Thousand Oaks

By Hannah Rios • November 11, 2021
The Reign of Terror, Thousand Oaks's premier walk-through haunted house located at the Janss Mall has just closed for the 2022 Halloween season.
Sean McCarthy and Kat Gutierrez perform in Nell Gwynn on Sunday, Oct. 10 in Moorpark, CA. Photo credit: Valeri Roussak

Moorpark Theatre Arts Department presents fall production “Nell Gwynn”

By Kate Hernandez • October 22, 2021
Moorpark Theatre Arts Department returned to live on-campus performances featuring the fall production, 'Nell Gwynn.'
Pam De Almeida waits for the conductor to walk on the stage to start the Hope of Loving concert on Nov. 22, 2019 at Moorpark College. The concert features a mixture of the Symphony Orchestra, Concert Choir and Vocal Ensemble programs. Photo credit: Ryan Bough

Moorpark College Music Applied courses turns to virtual learning as a result of COVID-19

By Alissa Schoepflin, Staff Writer • September 21, 2020
Music majors continue their education virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Robert Downey Jr. 54, playing his iconic role of Tony Stark while lost in space in Avengers: Endgame. Photo credit: Disney/Marvel Studios

Review: ‘Avengers: Endgame’ delivers the perfect finale for the original Avengers team

By Luis Miron • April 30, 2019
A near-perfect comic book masterpiece!
Summer Fitch choreographed a solo contortionist performance to a mix of horror movie audio and soundtracks. Once her performance was complete, Fitch remained in character, maintaining the level of intimidation, glancing at the audience and judges through her hair. Photo credit: Michelle De Leon

Eleven talented students compete for cash prize in Raiders Got Talent

By Whitney Bussell • April 9, 2019

Eleven talented contestants competed for the grand prize of $500 at Moorpark College’s third annual Raiders Got Talent Thursday night. Parents, students, and supporters all arrived early to reserve...

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