Students across the Bay Area are gaining new ways to access the news, receive updates and find opportunities to engage in ...

Both campuses of Diablo Valley College recently displayed handmade posters and facts about climate change, thanks to Zhen Hui ...

Amid the Trump Administration’s excessive efforts to cut SNAP funding around the nation,  Diablo Valley College quickly ...

As prices increase in the Bay Area, residents are being pushed to rethink their spending habits. The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop, located in downtown Walnut Creek, is one place to stretch a ...

Have you kept up with the latest releases? I’ve been running off to the theaters almost nonstop in recent weeks, and I’ve discovered that 2025 is shaping up to be an unexpectedly great year for movies ...

For more than a century, the C&H Sugar refinery has been a defining landmark of Crockett, an East Bay town with a population of 3,700, located roughly 15 miles northwest of Diablo Valley College. Its ...

It may surprise many to learn that Diablo Valley College has the highest transfer rate to four-year institutions among California community colleges, sending over a third of its more than 20,000 ...

The Diablo Valley College Library hosted an art gallery event on Nov. 10 entitled “Threads Art Unveiling,” showcasing mural works by Minneapolis-based artist Olivia Levins Holden. Levins Holden, who ...

The first 10 days of the month are usually when Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits get released into the accounts of low-income families, but this November was different.

In September 2024, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law the Phone-Free Schools Act, requiring every school district in the state, including charter schools and all county offices of education ...

The new book “Enriching America: A World History of 20th Century Immigrant Families,” written by Diablo Valley College history professor Dr. John Corbally, tells the stories of 60 immigrant families ...

Diablo Valley College art professors auctioned off their own art pieces at an event earlier this month that earned the department $3,317 in revenue, to be used for future art student awards. The ...