The first-ever Arts & Humanities Division Orientation was held August 8, as a way to introduce students and their families to the programs offered at SBVC and possible career paths. Every department in the division — Art; Communication Studies; Dance; Education, Reading & Literacy; English; English as a Second Language…

Thanks to the two-day Wolverine Welcome event, close to 500 new San Bernardino Valley College students are better prepared for the start of the fall semester. Wolverine Welcome, formerly known as New Student Welcome Day, took place on campus August 7 and 8, and kicked off with a welcome message…

The Arts Council of San Bernardino County has been on a mission to nurture creativity and empower young artists through its Youth Art Innovation Fellowship (YAIF) program. This year, the program reached new heights as 41 talented students from San Bernardino County embarked on a two-week immersive art experience, coupled with inspiring field trips. The highlight of this experience was a visit to San Bernardino Valley College, where students were welcomed by SBVC faculty and had the opportunity to explore its vibrant arts programs. Tours of SBVC’s Art Department, Gresham Art Gallery, the Film, TV & Media Department and KVCR left the students inspired by the creative potential they could have in these in-demand career fields if they enroll at San Bernardino Valley College.

San Bernardino Valley College leadership is changing, with Dr. Stephanie Lewis, Anthony Castro, and Bethany Tasaka all stepping into new…

Starting this year, incoming freshmen at Bloomington High School can apply to the Early College Program, where students will earn college credits during high school and possibly graduate high school with an associate’s degree. Students in Early College will take San Bernardino Valley College courses provided on the BHS campus…

As the fall semester begins at San Bernardino Valley College, campus is abuzz with anticipation and excitement. Capping a Convocation Week…

Diana Ellsworth of Rialto was a stay-at-home mother for nearly 20 years before she pursued her dream of a career in nursing. Ellsworth, who is now a registered nurse in the telemetry department at Community Hospital of San Bernardino, was accepted into a scholarship program through the hospital while she…

Summer Bridge is one way for incoming Valley-BoundCommitment students to develop the skills necessary for a successful first year of college. For two weeks in July, more than 200 Valley-Bound Commitment students came to SBVC for Summer Bridge and enrolled in the Orientation to College course, where they learned about…

Throughout the summer, Interim President Dr. Linda Fontanilla conducted a presentation series for various influential community groups, including local chambers of commerce and rotary associations. The series allowed SBVC to reconnect with the community and share its mission statement, as well as keep community and business leaders connected with college leadership. “Engaging local community leaders is paramount to fostering strong partnerships between our college and the community,” said Dr. Fontanilla. “By collaboratively investing in our students' futures, we create a powerful support network that empowers them to achieve their aspirations and positively impacts the entire community. These connections ultimately pave the way for greater student success.”