
What do marigold flowers, candles, sweet bread, and Frida Khalo all have in common? They were all part of the Dia de los Muertos celebration put on by the Puente Club at Moreno Valley College on October 31.


What do marigold flowers, candles, sweet bread, and Frida Khalo all have in common? They were all part of the Dia de los Muertos celebration put on by the Puente Club at Moreno Valley College on October 31.

Article Posted by Zachary Clark on The Daily Journal.
Published on December 6, 2019

Juilliard performed for close to 100 Carlmont High School Students during a workshop event in late October organized by the school’s music director Brian Switzer.
“Juilliard musicians are like young NASA scientists on instruments. There’s so much talent there,” he said. “I wanted to expose that to my students.”
Switzer brought together about 100 students from the school’s symphony orchestra and jazz ensemble for the visit, including trumpet players Joey Du Bois, who is a junior, and freshman Lucas Fedronic. The two will be performing in a concert featuring Carlmont jazz ensembles and combos 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6, that will be broadcast live on KCEA 89.1 FM.

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MVC received a Silver Seal for achieving a student rate between 30 percent and 39 percent. The ALL IN Challenge Awards are held to recognize colleges and universities committed to increasing college student voting rates.
“Moreno Valley College is truly honored to receive this honor and recognition,” Dyrell Foster, Ed.D, vice president, Student Services, said. “Through the intentional efforts of student leaders from the Associated Students (ASMVC), the Student Activities Office and College faculty, we have been working hard to fulfill our college mission to – inspire, challenge and empower our diverse, multicultural community of learners to realize their goals while promoting citizenship, integrity, leadership, and global awareness. We are proud of our student body for being active and engaged in American democracy.”