Middle man sentence marks end of scandal

Cash-for-grades scandal comes to a close with 240 day sentence for last defendant

The cash-for-grades scandal that involved DVC students selling hundreds of grades out of the college’s Admissions and Records office between 2000 and 2006, ended Oct. 30 with the sentencing of convicted middle man Khalid Nemati. 

Upcoming concert a collaborative effort

Holiday season opens with concert by DVC's philharmonic orchestra and choir

DVC’s philharmonic orchestra and choir will join forces for a concert Dec. 5 that features Antonin Dvorak’s Symphony No.6 in D Major and selected opera favorites from the likes of Mozart, Verdi, and Gilbert and Sullivan.

Letter to the editor

Trouble for transfers

With so many students scrambling to find a CSU or University that will accept them, we shouldn’t be surprised that so many qualified students are met with a resounding “NO!” from admissions committees across California.  As a DVC student with a 3. 1 comment

Inquirer staff earn awards at journalism conference

A semester of hard work and commitment was reinforced Nov. 5 at the Northern California conference of the Journalism Association of Community Colleges, where Inquirer editors and staff members took home awards for photography, page design and reporting.  

DVC drops ball in final minutes of play

Women's soccer team ties for second time in single week

The DVC women’s soccer team was resigned Thursday to a tie in the final seconds of stoppage play. 

Students forget power of giving

As a high school student, I volunteered to help with the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life event. But I was shocked at how many young people refused to help with what is essentially a 24-hour party.