Acrylic painting professor at Valley awarded about $50,000 in the form of a Guggenheim Fellowship due to her lifetime achievements. By...

The stories of three prominent women making a big impact in the City of Angels. By Emily Faith Grodin, Staff Writer A Los Angeles native,...

Monarchs elected Ani Ramazyan as the next ASU president and passed two constitutional amendments. By Natalie Metcalf, Staff Writer With a...

The current dual-enrollment student is set to take office in her fourth year at Valley. By Matthew Royer, News Editor While she has not...

The Valley alumnus returned to the college to revitalize the foundation, funding millions for students. By Nicholas Orozco, Special to...

The student production prepared for the end-of-semester show that will range in dance styles. By Cassandra Nava, Editor-in-Chief Dancers...

This week’s free music recital featured piano four hands, two different sounding pianos, improvisation and a new arrangement of...

Low attendance stymied Valley’s “Wellness Wednesday” during sexual assault awareness month in April. By Natalie Metcalf, Staff Writer...

An exercise in active listening followed an operatic performance of a series of German poems, both of which featured two musicians:...

The first-year sociology student promotes various artists with her love for music. By Isabella Vodos, Staff Writer Audrey Cordova’s...

A final goodbye to the Horseshoe theater is honored with the play “Blue Bird.” By Isabella Vodos, Staff Writer After spring break, a...

Valley’s Academic Senate discussed having its meetings face-to-face, as the college’s Brown Act assemblies are returning to campus....

After being canceled for two years due to the pandemic, the Yarn Crawl makes its entrance once again. By Natalie Metcalf, Staff Writer...

HyFlex courses will offer Monarchs alternatives to both standard online and in-person classes. By Cassandra Nava, Editor-in-Chief...

President of the Abilities Club advocates for the disabled after coming back from the dead. By Isabella Vodos, Staff Writer A bullet...

Valley College hosts the American Red Cross to accept blood donations from students and faculty. Three nurses drew blood from Valley...

Providing students with ways to release their painful experiences by jotting them down on paper, One Book, One College hosted a workshop...

Students and faculty gathered in the Student Union Plaza to pay tribute to the many lives lost in Ukraine. By Natalie Metcalf, Staff...

Students turn to yoga for an hour of stress relief, meditation and fitness. By Isabella Vodos, Staff Writer On a sunny Friday afternoon,...

Located on Fulton Avenue, construction on College Road North is weeks away from completion. By Cassandra Nava, Editor-in-Chief The...

The Matt Cory Jazz Quartet played a free show in the Music Recital Hall on March 9 at Valley College. By Isaac Dektor, Managing Editor If...

Many hazardous trees will be taken down at Valley College in favor of new ones that pose less risk. By Edward Segal, Valley Life Editor...

On March 8, Los Angeles residents gathered in support for women's bodily autonomy. By Ava Rosate, Photo Editor Armed with handmade signs,...

Students advocate health in the Black community. By Isabella Vodos, Staff Writer Thirty UMOJA students attended the Black Mental Health...

Keynote speaker Daisy Gonzalez articulated her experiences at the Valley College panel. By Cassandra Nava, Editor-in-Chief Upwards of 50...

A victory for disability rights as the district stands down in a case of civil rights. By Annette M. Lesure, Staff Writer The LACCD Board...

Second year student Avery Pohl pursues her business degree while working as a full-time actress on ABC’s daytime soap opera “General...

Valley’s Anthropological Society to host a zoom event discussing the pandemic’s impact on human nature. By Isaac Dektor, Managing Editor...

Among the hallmarks that led to the success of Will Smith’s version of "Bel-Air" and the nostalgia brought about by its reboot lies...

ASU Student Life promotes heart health while welcoming an empty campus. By Natalie Metcalf, Staff Writer A mere 50 students roamed a...

New health measures signal a shift in policy as omicron spreads through the Valley community. By Edward Segal, Valley Life Editor Now...

The most killed Hollywood actor went from a life of crime and heroin addiction to drug counselor, business owner and philanthropist. By...

Environmental effects coupled with delivery chain delays leave holiday tree sellers with low inventory. By Isaac Dektor, News Editor...

Selected by the league’s coaches, Valley College football has two players on the First-Team and five on the Second-Team. By Edward Segal,...

The Pacoima-based cafe goes beyond the bean by helping victims of human trafficking in partnership with their nonprofit organization...

Director and screenwriter Paul Thomas Anderson delivers a new vision for the lovers and dreamers of the world. By Matthew Royer,...

The re-recording of Taylor Swift’s 2012 album “Red” is a reclamation effort that has succeeded along with new tracks and an extended...

Valley College's Theater Arts department put on the Broadway musical revue, "All Together Now!" as the final production on the Main Stage...

Valley residents join forces to help feed fellow Angelenos that are struggling economically. By Annette M. Lesure, Staff Writer Valley...

Valley College spreads awareness of domestic violence, with the help of congressional candidate Angelica Dueñas, self defense trainer...

The historic artifact will be played for on Saturday as Valley football battles Pierce College in one of California’s longest rivalries....

Discover LA's art and culture in-person and virtually on free days in LA county museums. by Annette M. Lesure, Staff Writer College...

What was once a concrete eyesore in the North Hollywood area of Los Angeles has become a historic landmark. By Marcos Franco, Managing...

Mi Comunidad hosted the "In Tlanextli Tlacopan," a group of Aztec fire dancers that performed a ceremonial Día de Los Muertos blessing...

The Monarch shares his experience in chess, in hopes of finding other chess players. By Natalie Metcalf, Special to the Star Check with...

Hasmik Arakelyan does it all when it comes to advocating for her students. By Edward Segal, Staff Writer She sat in her first-grade...

Through the lead of pitching coach Josh Goossen-Brown, the Monarchs are using technology to recruit, improve techniques and find success....

Representatives from the Tarzana Treatment Center aim to destigmatize and spread awareness of mental health services. By Marcos Franco,...

The district honors gay and transgender community members across its nine campuses. By Marcos Franco, Managing Editor The LACCD Board of...

Daisy Gonzales, California Community Colleges Acting Chancellor, will stop by the campus as a part of a Student Centered Listening Tour,...