The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) sent formal notification to Los Angeles Valley College that it has reaffirmed the college's accreditation status following a comprehensive evaluation. 

Need the official college logo for your flyers and publications? Faculty and staff have access to obtain the official LAVC logo for their department's use by visiting the LAVC Graphic Standards & Style Guide intranet page from an on-campus faculty/staff computer.

LAVC inducted the 1994 Football Team, Dale Beck, Leon Criner, Steve Danielson, Aaron Flowers, Yvette Maufas, Diedra Stark, and Roger Wolff into the 2016 LAVC Athletic Hall of Fame 2016 on June 25. Photo gallery of the induction ceremony and banquet are now posted online.  

Are you using the correct LAVC logo? Faculty and staff have access to obtain the official LAVC logo for their department's use by visiting the LAVC Graphic Standards & Style Guide intranet page from an on-campus faculty/staff computer.

Congratulations to the students in LAVC’s Guardian Scholars foster youth program who will be transferring and/or graduating, are on the dean's list, were foster youth ambassadors, are newly elected student leaders, and to the California Youth Connection (CYC) scholarship recipient!

LAVC TRiO congratulates its student Jorge Vazquez Arrioja for being accepted into CSUN's highly impacted Music in Commercial and Media Writing program!

Michelle Lin is one of Valley College's newest Research Analyst. She will be working to analyze need gaps in the Student Services areas using data, and will help focus efforts in aligning services for student success.

Sydney Hua on the LAVC Women's Basketball team was recognized as a 2016 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education Magazine. She is the only CA community college student athlete that was honored for her excellence in the classroom as well as on the athletic field.

LAVC graduate Amber Angel was invited by the U.S. Department of Education to speak on how public policy can better support student parents on college campuses at the "Better Outcomes through a 2Gen Approach: Federal Agencies Focus on Serving Whole Families" Conference in Washington, D.C.

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks has been selected as LAVC's 2016-2017 One Book, One Campus book selection. All faculty members who incorporate the book into their course curriculum will receive one free copy of the book. There will also be an optional online book club for faculty/staff beginning on June 20.