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Many current and former foster students do not get the support they need to succeed in college. Studies have shown that only two to nine percent of former foster youth go on to complete a bachelor’s degree, compared to 34.9 percent of the general adult population earning bachelor degrees or higher.

In Health, Lifestyle

Deaf Culture at Victor Valley College

On Friday, September 27th, 2019, Victor Valley College students gathered at a Starbucks coffee shop on Apple Valley Road in Apple Valley, California to attend a “Deaf Coffee Chat Meeting.”

In Campus, Family, Health, Lifestyle

Endearing or Distracting? Class Professors Turned Babysitters

It’s no question that being a parent requires hard work and dedication, but adding academic studies to the ‘things-to-do list’ is pretty impressive.

In Academics, Health

How to De-Stress: A Student’s Guide

Everyone has stress in their lives, and it will only benefit them to learn how to manage that stress. Finding out what stress is and how it affects the body are important factors that can help hard-working scholars become more efficient learners and successful graduates.

November 20, 2019December 5, 2019Academics, TechnologyBy Elizabeth Torres1

How to Buy Textbooks more intelligently: More Paper in Your Books, Less Paper from Your Wallet

Students that decide to add on “college” to their “student” title take on a lot of responsibilities – financial, academic, etc.

November 21, 2019November 25, 2019Academics, Campus, TechnologyBy Ja’Kani Blakey0

Reliable or Rigged?: RateMyProfessors.com

Everyday reviews are being posted online to promote or warn others about a business, institute or merchandise. In the world of academia, it’s no different thanks to www.RateMyProfessors.com.

Fine Arts in the High Desert: A Look Inside the Acting Community & How to Get Involved

The High Desert may seem like a quiet, slow paced place to live, but with close to 10 theatre companies who are regularly putting on shows, the performers of the High Desert are quick to assure you that this little community is far from dull

In Campus, Health, Lifestyle

Solutions for Struggling VVC Foster Youth Students

In Events, Lifestyle

Wasteland What? The Inside Scoop on the End of the World

What would you say if I told you that you could survive the end of the world with me, and four thousand others?

In Sports

VVC Mens’ Soccer Coach Shares His Approach and Wisdom

It has not been an ideal start to the season for the VVC men’s soccer team. They started the season with a tough 3-1 loss against Cypress College. One thing they can count as a win throughout the season and beyond is the lessons learned from their coach Michael Bradbury.

In Arts, Lifestyle, Movies

Movies Among VVC Students

Is Netflix better than the movie theaters? How much do college students really love movies?

In Campus Clubs, Lifestyle

Native American Culture Hidden in Plain Sight

When people hear the word Native they automatically think Indian. Why is that? Well historically it has become synonymous with Indians as far back as anyone can remember.

In Health, Lifestyle

Deaf Culture at Victor Valley College

On Friday, September 27th, 2019, Victor Valley College students gathered at a Starbucks coffee shop on Apple Valley Road in Apple Valley, California to attend a “Deaf Coffee Chat Meeting.”

In Arts, Music

Restore Your Faith In Humanity Through Music

Breaking the monotony of everyday life is important for personal growth. If you spend any time on Instagram or Twitter, you will no doubt find yourself subjected to endless selfies and destination videos featuring massive soundscapes that produce pure euphoria.