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Moorpark College President Luis Sanchez talks with college Professor and President of Moorparks Academic Senate Nenagh Brown. Both will be members of the committee vetting applicants for the position of district chancellor. Photo credit: Elliott Keegan

Search for the new chancellor begins!

By Elliott Keegan
December 8, 2016
Renee Fraser talking about the chancellors raise in the part-time faculty lounge on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016. The VCCCD Board of Trustees recently approved a salary range for the new chancellor that is a significant increase over the current salary. Photo credit: Elliott Keegan

Teacher’s union objects to chancellor’s raise

By Elliott Keegan
November 10, 2016
Now President-Elect Donald Trump speaks at a rally in Fountain Hills, Ariz. Trumps victory over Hillary Clinton was in conflict with the vast majority of polling predictions. Photo credit: Gage Skidmore

Trump elected President in a surprise finish capping an unforgettable campaign

By Elliott Keegan
November 9, 2016
Student Voice Staff writer Andrew Mason, left, listens to Lt. Cesar Romero speaking about his career choice in the Communications building, room 120, on Nov. 1. Romero, who replaced Lt. Greg Beckley as the supervisor of Moorpark College Campus Police, started his post on Nov. 1. Photo credit: Son Ly

New Lieutenant wants to connect with Moorpark College community

By Elliott Keegan and Gian Matteo Sacchetti
November 9, 2016
A healthy brain is displayed on the left besides a brain damaged by chronic traumatic encephalopathy on the right. The long term damage of youth contact football is not yet fully understood. Photo credit: Courtesy of the Boston University Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy

Taking the big hits away

By Elliott Keegan
November 1, 2016
Audrey Miller and Robert Marzio talk in Millers office at the Health Center. Miller and Marzio are two of the three postdocs working at the Moorpark Health Center this semester. Photo credit: Elliott Keegan

Meeting Moorpark’s mental health counselors

By Elliott Keegan
October 5, 2016
Members of the accreditation team (from left to right: Dr. Joseph Bielanski, Dr. Michael Bagley, Janet Houlihan, Rajinder Samra, Sheri Berger and Kenley Neufeld) gathered during the delivery of their final report at Moorpark College, Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016. Photo credit: Elliott Keegan

Start breathing again; accreditation review is finished

By Elliott Keegan
September 30, 2016
The Moorpark College Financial Aid Office is warning students to be aware of scammers impersonating financial aid workers as a result of a general warning from the Internal Revenue Service. Photo credit: Willem Schep

Scammers target college students

By Elliott Keegan
September 28, 2016
Students participate in the Free Speech Forum during Constitution Day by the Performing Arts Center, 2008. This year Constitution Day will be held on the Quad, with a free speech open-mic setup to give students the opportunity to talk openly about issues that are of concern to them. Photo credit: Student Voice Archive

Celebrating democracy with speeches and ice cream

By Elliott Keegan
September 7, 2016
Deena Khamis, 18-year-old nursing major, and Victoria Hufschmidt, 19-year-old business major, rest on the grass facing Moorpark Colleges southern campus on Sept. 1, 2016. Moorpark College was recently ranked first in the state by personal finance website WalletHub. Photo credit: Willem Schep

Moorpark College ranks best in California

By Elliott Keegan
September 1, 2016

‘See something, say something’

By Elliott Keegan
August 13, 2016
Moorpark College campus, as it appears in Pokémon GO, flushed with Pokéstops and ready for arriving fall 2016 semester students. Photo credit: Leslie Kivett

Catch ’em on campus!

By Elliott Keegan and Leslie Kivett
August 9, 2016

[Video] Transfer Social celebrates students off to four-year universities

By Rochelle Leahy
May 7, 2016

College celebrates success for students transferring

By Elliott Keegan
May 2, 2016
Professor Farisa Morales and Sandy Moak, astrophysics major, in front of the Keck telescopes ten-meter mirror. Photo credit Justin Bracks.

Moorpark students get practical experience at world-famous observatory

By Elliott Keegan
April 22, 2016

Five tips to help students transfer

By Elliott Keegan
April 14, 2016
Women sit in a cafe in Tehran, Iran. The culture surrounding womenswear, including scarves such as the ones depicted, has become less conservative in recent years. Photo credit: Nancy Gallgher

Lecturer explains history and culture of Iran

By Elliott Keegan
April 13, 2016

[Video] Student finds career in advertising glass artists

By Elliott Keegan
March 28, 2016
Professor Farisa Morales at the Charles Temple Observatory. Photo credit: Elliott Keegan

Astronomy and physics take their work to Hawaii

By Kayla Colon and Elliott Keegan
March 18, 2016
The influence of super delegates. Graphic by Jessie MNG Lopez.

Superdelegate system gives unfair advantage

By Elliott Keegan
March 17, 2016
Poster welcoming students to the ACCESS office. Photo credit: Elliott Keegan

ACCESS reinstates free assessments

By Elliott Keegan
March 8, 2016
A study abroad program could be available as early as 2017 according to Moorpark College President Luis Sanchez. Photo credit: America Castillo

Want to travel the world? You could study abroad as soon as 2017

By Elliott Keegan
February 12, 2016
Bridget Fornaro, 20, working at her internship for the publicity department at Warner Bros. Records in Burbank. Photo credit: Tony Fornaro

Quick, internship deadline approaching

By Elliott Keegan
February 9, 2016
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