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Students write notes of endearment to give thanks to the hard work and dedication of our Veterans. This entire week will be filled with events to honor and interact with Veterans. Photo credit: Cole Carlson

Veterans Week kicks off with patriotic display

By Cole Carlson
November 7, 2017
The attending members of the Student Voice staff pose for a photo following the awards ceremony. Dallas Vorburger, center bottom, and Martin Bilbao, bottom right center, were among the high placing winners.

Moorpark College Journalism brings home awards

By Cole Carlson
October 17, 2017
College President Luis Sanchez, left, cuts a Raider-shaped cake with AS President Payton Robinson, 19, Communications major. The cake was one of many anniversary activities that included a writing wall and a presentation by History Professor Patty Colman. Photo credit: Cole Carlson

Campus celebrates 50th anniversary

By Cole Carlson
September 25, 2017
Chancellor Greg Gillespie sits in the offices of the new VCCCD building. Gillespie seeks to use his new position as Chancellor to expand the availability of higher education. Photo credit: Cole Carlson

New chancellor comes from familiar roots

By Cole Carlson
September 21, 2017
Students talk to representatives from UCLA at transfer day. UCLA was one of the more than 50 colleges and universities that were represented at the event.

‘Transfer Day’ brings universities to campus

By Cole Carlson, News Editor
September 5, 2017
Sandra Daughenhaugh, 20, kinesiology major (left) is instructed on keeping healthy blood pressure levels by Rebecca Pancake, 29, nursing student. Students got the opportunity to measure their blood pressure and body fat in Fountain Hall as part of the Health Centers Heart Health Day on Aug. 29 and 30.

[Photo] Health Center offering cholesterol testing and flu vaccinations in September

By Martin Bilbao, Editor-in-Chief
September 5, 2017
Attendees gather in the Air Force One pavillion of the Ronald Reagan Library. Over 350 people attended the event.

[Photo] “Golden Gala” celebrates college’s 50th

By Danny Corrigan, Staff Writer
August 30, 2017
The fountains are temporarily active for the first time in nearly three years. According to President Luis Sanchez, they might never come back in their current state.

Fountains make all-too-temporary comeback

By Cole Carlson, News Editor
August 28, 2017
Stacey Chen, International Student Program Coordinator, presents on how to find jobs and internships on campus. Much of the orientation focused on helping students get accustomed to living in the U.S.

Moorpark College welcomes new international students

By Cole Carlson, News Editor
August 22, 2017
Chancellor Greg Gillespie sits in the offices of the new VCCCD building. Gillespie seeks to use his new position as Chancellor to expand the availability of higher education.

New chancellor comes from familiar roots

By Cole Carlson
August 22, 2017
The first issue of the Moorpark College Reporter, from 1967, introduces the college. Fifty years later, the college will be hosting its anniversary gala at the Ronald Reagan library.

Foundation to host Moorpark College’s 50th anniversary celebration

By Cole Carlson
August 16, 2017
Near the end of the ceremony, a graduating student wipes tears from her eyes as she approaches the podium. Photo credit: James Schaap

Grads leave ceremony teary-eyed, hopeful

By Cole Carlson
May 23, 2017
Communications instructor Jill McCall (left) and her mother, Kathleen McCall, embrace after giving their talks. The pair were two of the many speakers during Multicultural Day. Photo credit: Cole Carlson

Students learn that hardships test family ties at Multicultural Day

By Cole Carlson
April 19, 2017
Derek Ackerman, left, will be coaching his team in the 46th annual Cal Cup tournament. Photo credit: Cole Carlson

Moorpark Field Hockey prepares for annual tournament

By Cole Carlson
March 31, 2017
Brad Torsone from New York, guides his animal through a fruit-ninja themed obstacle course. Each act is designed by a student zookeeper who spends multiple weeks training their animal. Photo credit: Cole Carlson

Zoo hosts video game themed Spring Spectacular

By Cole Carlson
March 29, 2017
Jenny Stuart, 24, receives a kiss from her sheep, Aries. Stuart has a Bachelors in Zoology, and will be graduating in May with an Associates in Exotic Animal Training and Management. Photo credit: Cole Carlson

America’s Teaching Zoo readies up for Spring Spectacular

By Cole Carlson
March 24, 2017
The Ventura County Office of Education will be the location of the public finalist forum. At the forum, the public will be allowed to listen to the candidates presentations and ask questions.

District will hold public forum on finalists for chancellor position

By Cole Carlson, Writer
March 17, 2017
Professor Chad Basile stands in front of two of the scrolls called kakejiku that his master painted for him. Each expresses a specific Bujinkan mantra. Bujinkan is a martial art that Basile teaches on campus. Photo credit: Martin Bilbao

Professors travel abroad in the name of education

By Cole Carlson
February 21, 2017
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