As students and faculty bid farewell to President Susan Lamb, who is retiring from Diablo Valley College following the spring semester, many have taken a moment to reflect on her remarkable journey ...

Being an international student in the United States never posed so many challenges. For the first time since World War II, having a pantry full of bread and pasta is considered a privilege across this ...

Springtime has long been associated with love and romance, with college campuses being the ideal spot for many young couples to meet. For decades, college romances had the highest success rate with ...

During a recent produce giveaway at Diablo Valley College, a student named Yali said her weekly visits to the school food pantry have enabled her to cut living expenses as she attends DVC and UC Davis ...

If you entered the DVC Commons anytime during most of the pandemic, you wouldn’t find much going on. Generally, no more than a few dozen people filled the area at any given time; it was evident that ...

LAFAYETTE, Calif. – The man asked me sharply, “Have you served our country?” It was clear from Glen’s voice that he didn’t think I had, and I don’t blame him. Still relatively young, skinny, with long ...

The sight of crystal clear blue water returned to Diablo Valley College last month with the opening of a shining new aquatics facility that highlights the school’s premier water polo and swim programs ...

In 1968, three months after the Civil Rights Act was amended to prevent racial discrimination in housing, the City of Lafayette was incorporated as a city. From 1960 to 1970 its population jumped from ...

Diablo Valley College Women’s Volleyball is among the most competitive sports on campus, and one player this fall stands out because of her unusual start to the season—namely, the fact that she made ...

If you need to work on your fitness, look no further than right here at Diablo Valley College. Recently renovated, DVC boasts a full gym in the Fitness Center, PE 101, of the Kinesiology building and ...

Because of the recent COVID-19 pandemic, the Bay Area like much of the country remains in quarantine until at least May 31. But even though we are supposed to stay home, it doesn’t mean that we should ...

As an African American and Native American woman, Jewelle Gomez has been confronting racism since she was a child growing up in Boston. While attending an all-girls high school there, Gomez was asked ...