Small animals leave big impact on human lives
The Valley Star News
The smallest of creatures have changed the world, and they can change your life too!
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Meet Me at the Market
The Valley Star News
Every Sunday, the Good Times Farmers Market transforms Valley College’s Parking Lot A into a community hub featuring 40 local vendors, free activities and fresh produce.
Thousands of eligible students benefit from Valley’s Promise program
The Valley Star News
The program gives students the opportunity to attend Valley with free tuition and help with support
Campus prepares to open Sage Hall after nearly three years of construction
The Valley Star News
Built to replace aging buildings in the center of campus, five departments are going to be housed in a new state-of-the-art facility to greet students in the spring.
‘No Kings’ returns under a banner of early voting
The Valley Star News
Amid concerns of stripped voting rights, the event urges people to vote in the upcoming November midterms.
A sports icon’s path to new heights in ‘Portrait of an Artist: Stephen Curry’
The Valley Star News
The documentary shows the grueling process of mastery as it peeks behind the curtain of Stephen Curry’s life leading up to a momentous achievement in his basketball career.
A suburban neighborhood goes prehistoric in 'The End of Oak Street'
The Valley Star News
By Michael Guillory, Special to The Star There have been seven “Jurassic Park” films released with four of them coming out in the last ten years. The franchise has dominated the popular depiction of dinosaurs until now. “The End of Oak Street” is David Robert Mitchell’s fresh take on the dinosaur-centered action film.The film takes place in 1982 and focuses
Mean Girls stride into the spotlight
The Valley Star News
The stereotypical “mean girl” has always served as a superficial obstacle to the protagonist, but recent movies have moved to actually tell their story.
The rise and fall of X2
The Valley Star News
The iconic Six Flags Magic Mountain attraction is closing after 24 years due to concerns of safety and incoming litigation from its alleged victims.
How mental health is ignored in the pursuit of athletic and academic greatness
The Valley Star News
Suicide rates in people ages 10-24 has risen 38 percent in the last two years, with academic establishments struggling to keep up with the epidemic rise in mental health struggle amongst young people.
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