News, sports, entertainment and opinions about the Moorpark College community

Moorpark College Reporter
News, sports, entertainment and opinions about the Moorpark College community

Moorpark College Reporter
News, sports, entertainment and opinions about the Moorpark College community

Moorpark College Reporter
All content by Kristen Schulte
The Moorpark College Wind Ensemble performing during "Music For A Sunday Afternoon" conducted by Brendan McMullin on May 15 in the PAC. Photo credit: Kristen Schulte

‘Music For A Sunday Afternoon:’ timeless, whimsical and angelic

By Kristen Schulte
May 16, 2016
Bryn Kirsch plays the cello during a Thursday-night rehearsal for the Moorpark Symphony Orchestra and Choir's performance of "Americana!" Photo credit: Willem Schep

Music department reminisce on an unforgettable, wistful and victorious spring semester

By Kristen Schulte
May 12, 2016
Music Director James Song conducts Moorpark College's Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Choir during "Americana!" on Friday, May 6 in the PAC. Photo credit: Katlynne De Guzman

Symphony Orchestra and Choir flawlessly stole the show in the most inspiring fashion

By Kristen Schulte
May 9, 2016
Barry Goldberg, 57, and Bob Merkel, 80, both community members, practice on the bass trombone and trombone along with the rest of the Wind Ensmble class. Photo credit: Katlynne De Guzman

Enjoy a Sunday afternoon delight with MC’s Wind Ensemble

By Kristen Schulte
May 2, 2016
The Moorpark College symphony orchestra and choir present "Americana!" on May 6 and 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. Photo credit: America Castillo

Symphony Orchestra and Choir join forces in the most harmonic way

By Kristen Schulte
April 28, 2016
The vast crowd of people at this year's Coachella enjoying the festival and all it has to offer, including scenic skies and great music. Photo credit: Kylie McCue

Good vibes and powerful music engulf college students during festival season

By Kristen Schulte and Emily Mireles
April 19, 2016
Moorpark College's Music Association Club proudly pose after performing a second successful night of music on April 16. The Music Association performed six pieces, each individually written by students of the club. Photo credit: Gabrielle Biasi

Triumphant anthems, lyrical tunes and experimental sounds resonate at Spring Showcase

By Kristen Schulte
April 18, 2016
Katie Gerbasi, member of the Moorpark College Forensics Team, showcases her talent in informative speaking at the "Night Before Nationals." Photo credit: Kristen Schulte

The Forensics Team, an unstoppable force, makes its way to nationals

By Kristen Schulte
April 4, 2016
Depicting the idea of relaxing on the beach while enjoying reading magazines. Photo credit: photo illustration: Kristen Schulte

Uncovered spring break places for SoCal college students

By Kristen Schulte
March 19, 2016
Students rehearse "Peephole," an original Student One Act. Left to right: Danielle Gutierrez, 18, undecided major, Dianne Torres, 19, theatre for transfer, Philip Astor, 19, undecided major, and Rachel Gula, 18, theatre major. Photo credit: Kristen Schulte

‘Student One Acts’ bring wit, innovation and excitement to Moorpark College

By Kristen Schulte
March 18, 2016
Left to right: Max Epstein, 24, music major, Joseph Alex Reyes, 20, music major, Connor Lott, 19, business major, and Kyle Holcombe, 19, music major, practice as one of the many groups to perform in the April show. Photo credit: Christine Rasmussen

Musicians and composers prepare original pieces for a two-night show

By Kristen Schulte
March 17, 2016

[Video] ‘Hairspray’ kicks off March with an upbeat opening night

By Emily Mireles
March 5, 2016
Steven Suarez (left) and Vladimir Kremenetski (right), members of the MC Forensics Team, prepare for "Night Before Nationals" on March 29 and 30. Photo credit: Son Ly

The MC Forensics Team prepares for a night of speeches and debate before heading off to nationals

By Kristen Schulte
March 2, 2016
Often college students are judged for the music they listen to, this can lead to those feeling superior while the other students feel left out. Photo illustration by Kristen Schulte

The power of music shaming and why it needs to stop

By Kristen Schulte
February 25, 2016
Local band and regulars, Disrupted Euphoria, featuring lead singer, Hannah Ribble, 22-year-old english major, play at Redballs Rock and Roll Pizza in Moorpark. Photo credit: Kristen Schulte

Open mic nights in Ventura County

By Kristen Schulte
February 4, 2016
Local band and regulars, Disrupted Euphoria, featuring lead singer, Hannah Ribble, 22-year-old english major, play at Redballs Rock and Roll Pizza in Moorpark. Photo credit: Kristen Schulte

Open mic nights in Ventura County

By Kristen Schulte
February 4, 2016
College students, including Lacy Mack (bottom left), enjoy an evening of learning to line dance at Borderline Bar and Grill owned by Brian Hynes (bottom right). Photo credit: Kristen Schulte

College Country Nights gives students a place to dance and party

By Kristen Schulte
January 18, 2016
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