Moorpark College has been granted approval by the California Community Colleges Board of Governors to offer a bachelor’s degree in Biomanufacturing. The program will first be available in the fall of...
During the summer of 2024, the Ventura County Community College District will host a study abroad trip for students to explore the country of Argentina.Argentina is a large country in the southern half...
Zoo Development Coordinator Mara Rodriguez was titled the 2022 Classified Employee of the Year for the Ventura County Community College District and Moorpark College.
Various first and second year students have not experienced the campus life at Moorpark College due to the COVID-19 pandemic that has challenged in-person instruction for nearly two years.
On Feb. 7, Calif. Governor Gavin Newsom announced that the mask mandate put in place for the state would be lifted on Feb. 16 following a recent drop in COVID-19 cases after a winter battle with Omicron.
Last month the U.S. Supreme Court blocked President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 federal mandate that required employees of large private businesses to be fully vaccinated or frequently tested for COVID-19....
The Moorpark Raiders women's volleyball team came out aggressively within the first few minutes of the Sept. 29 game, as they looked to beat their long-time rival. But, the Ventura Pirates beat Moorpark by a score of 3-1, making this match Moorpark's third consecutive loss.
The Inter-Club Council, which consists of representatives from each of the official MC student clubs, met for the first time this year to discuss planning a year full of on-campus meetings and events.
A federal advisory committee has ruled that the halt on the distribution of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine will continue until more data is available on severe blood clot side effects.
A series of three TikTok videos surfaced Friday morning showing Oxnard College Professor Michael Abram berating Karla Salazar, a hearing impaired student of the Ventura Community College District, over Zoom.
Educational leaders are prepared, and cautiously optimistic, to go forward with 50% in-person learning at all VCCCD campuses with contingency measures in place. The Ventura County Community College District Board of Trustees met on Feb. 8 to introduce a scheduling and operational plan for Fall 2021.
