Students bring home multiple medals after strong showing at Phi Rho Pi in April By: Bruna de Mello, Valley Life Editor The Valley...

With a historically low voter turnout during student elections, the ASU is using candidate forums to bring out the voters. Elmira...

The AI-powered elimination of diversity, equity and inclusion throughout all branches of government has sparked public outrage. By Milan...

New center offers a chance for community building and collaboration for underrepresented groups. By: Sara Lemon, staff writer (L-R)...

Members of the district, state officials and immigration experts gathered at the districtwide Dream Resource Forum. By: Kaia Mann,...

Officials say a portion of the two-decade long revitalization project is set to be completed by 2026. By: Kaia Mann, Editor-in-chief...

Donald Trump has issued 75 executive orders and counting, focussed on DEI, Immigration and funding. By: Kaia Mann, Editor-in-chief Flor...

California operates 35 fire camps to train and employ incarcerated firefighters who are paid less than minimum wage. By: Bruna de Mello,...

The future of higher education braces for a new and refined Trump administration. By Milan Rafaelov, Staff Writer Valley Staff...

Although limited in their response to the possibility of ICE coming to campus, Valley tries to keep immigrant students in the know.  By:...

Assembly bill pushing more than snacks at vending machines. By: Brian Nemorin, Staff Writer Photo Illustration by Astrid Cortez...

Faculty, staff and student community brace for the impact of a new presidential administration set to take office in January. By: Angel...

Valley College has taken measures in training faculty and retrofitting buildings to ensure student safety during potential earthquakes....

In today’s social media landscape, electronic resources put the hunt for reliable information at students’ fingertips. By: Angel Silva,...

As the one-year anniversary of the Israel-Palestine conflict passes, protesters continue to speak out. By: Angel Silva, Managing Editor A...

By: Kaia Mann, Editor-in-chief The LACCD’s budget for the 2024-25 school year stands at $10.2 billion, approved after Gov. Gavin Newsom...

Poor classroom air quality leads to lower attendance, a decline in grades, and a higher risk of illness. By: Hilary Van Hoose A Google...

A rise in the abuse of flavored nitrous gas by young adults has medical professionals concerned about health effects. By: Daimler Koch,...

By: JC Rosa, Assistant Sports Editor The Valley College Station on the corner of Burbank Boulevard and Fulton Avenue serves as one of the...

The majority of college students have to finance their education through unfair lending options.  By: Hillary Van Hoose, Copy Editor Half...

The LACCD requires new students at its nine campuses to verify their identity in order to enroll in classes.  By: Hillary Van Hoose, Copy...

The former president and Vice President held their first debate in Philadelphia. By: JC Rosa and Angel Silva, staff writers As the...

Following a vote of no confidence, the LACCD Chancellor Francisco Rodriguez is set to resign from his position come November. By: Kaia...

California-based contractor takes on the $100+ million building with an eye on a June 2024 completion date. By: Kaia Mann,...

First generation students are able to receive benefits, counseling and cash through EOPS. By: Sara Lemon, Staff Writer A $450 grant, $600...

Assembly Bill 928 aims to simplify the transfer process for community college students. By Star Eisenberg, Editor-in-Chief Assembly Bill...

Budget cuts loom over state education. By Star Eisenberg, Editor-in-Chief Gov. Gavin Newsom recently unveiled a revised budget plan in...

Advocates unite on World Press Freedom Day to discuss challenges faced by U.S. journalists held abroad. By Star Eisenberg,...

The ongoing legal battle surrounding the Valley Academic & Cultural Center continues. By Star Eisenberg, Editor-in-Chief The Los Angeles...

Student-led movements call on their institutions to “Divest From Death.” By: Kaia Mann, Opinion Editor Students from some of the most...

CSU has rolled out a new online tool for smoother community college transfers and enhanced student success. By Star Eisenberg,...

Students from Russia, Ukraine and Armenia flock to Valley College’s ESL program. By Katherine OBrien Field, Staff Writer and Copy Editor...

A new legal battle ensues over the Valley Academic and Cultural Center. By Star Eisenberg and Milan Rafaelov, Editors-in-Chief The Valley...

California launches Hire UP initiative to support financially disadvantaged students. By Star Eisenberg, Editor-in-Chief California’s...

Valley serves as one of the busiest voting centers in the area. By Star Eisenberg, Editor-in-Chief Valley College has launched an 11-day...

The proposed pilot program aims to tackle nursing scarcity and advance educational accessibility, offering both two-year and four-year...

Although CSU campuses shuttered their doors due to dangerous weather conditions, the LACCD let students decide if it was safe to come to...

Reinstatement of parking fees, following the depletion of federal funds, spurs campus adjustments and concerns among students. By Star...

The broadcasting instructor's well-rounded career gives his students real-world experience. By Star Eisenberg, Editor-in-Chief James...

Evelina Fernandez’s “Hope: Part II of a Mexican Trilogy” explores family resilience and social change in 1960s America. By Kaia Mann,...

Valley says $1.1 million marketing campaign contributed to enrollment spike. By Star Eisenberg, Online Editor A Los Angeles Valley...

Valley College students turn to Metro for many reasons. By Jasmine Alejandre, Valley Life Editor Music major Mariia Koontz rides the...

Landlords allowed up to 6 percent rent increase starting February 2024. By Star Eisenberg, Online Editor The Los Angeles City Council...

Students learn how to file for and maintain their status. By Kenya Harris, Opinion Editor (L-R) Yixuan Liu, JD/LLM, listens to questions...

AG says oil and gas producers are liable for climate change but it is uncertain how claims will fare in court By: Katherine OBrien Field...

The Media Arts Showcase returns to campus and shows efforts of student filmmakers By Mike Diaz, Staff Writer The Media Arts 2023 Fall...

People know less and share more By Opinions Editor Kenya Harris Misinformation is cropping up on social media platforms across the board...

The fate of the DACA program hangs. By Star Eisenberg, Online Editor Texas-based U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen issued a decision on...

Netanyahu says Israel will not accept a ceasefire with Hamas. By Star Eisenberg, Online Editor Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu...

New changes to the FAFSA form will be implemented for the upcoming award year. By Maxine Ibrahim The Free Application for Federal Student...