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Moreno Valley College recently celebrated a milestone in its partnership with Orange Vista High School, as 24 students successfully completed the college’s dual enrollment Fire Technology program.

Continuing its commitment to first-generation and underserved students, Moreno Valley College has secured a five-year, $1.36 million federal grant to sustain its TRIO Academic Counseling and Educational Support (ACES) Student Support Services program.

Moreno Valley College has been awarded a $357,657 grant from the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office to expand its Rising Scholars Program, which supports students impacted by the justice system. The grant will be distributed over three years.

More than 2,100 graduates made history during the 2025 commencement ceremony at MVC. From the youngest graduate at 17 to the oldest at 76, the Class of 2025 proved that determination and support can carry students across any finish line.

“From a bench in South Park to commencement, I never thought I would make it out,” said Stacie Jackson. At age 62, Jackson walked across the stage at Moreno Valley College as the first among her siblings to earn a college degree, and she did so with distinction, earning two associate degrees.

Rebeca Viramontes, an English major, is drawing academic attention with her honors research on Shakespeare’s portrayal of revenge through the lens of humoral theory and humanism. Set to graduate in spring 2025, Viramontes said her passion for literature and literary analysis inspired her to tackle...