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The California College Corps program has been established as a permanent initiative in the state’s 2025-26 budget. The investment ensures continued support for college students serving their communities while earning up to $10,000 for their participation. The College has participated in the program...

When the Riverside County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse appeared at Moreno Valley College’s commencement, the cheers weren’t just for the graduates. For the third consecutive year, the Cabazon Station troop of the San Gorgonio Pass Posse supported MVC’s commencement.

Families, mentors, and alumni gathered Saturday, May 17, as Moreno Valley College celebrated 549 TRIO students for their academic achievements. Participants from four federal college access initiatives as well as the TRIO Class of 2025 were honored.

Families, alumni, and prospective students packed Moreno Valley College on May 17 for the college's third annual open house. Visitors met with support programs, faculty, learned about academic programs, explored student services, attended workshops, and discovered community partnerships.

US Representative Mark Takano (CA-39) visited the College's TRIO Support Services Center to listen to student and alumni stories about the transformative impact of TRIO programs—federally funded initiatives that support first-generation, low-income, and disabled students in achieving higher education...

Moreno Valley College (MVC) marked a day of dual celebration on Wednesday, April 30, with the grand reopening of its renovated Student Services Building and the unveiling of its first public sculpture, "You Belong, at MVC."