Antelope Valley College Lancaster, Palmdale and Fox Field campuses will be closed on Monday, October 12 in recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Day.

We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday!

Students looking to catch up or get ahead this semester can enroll in late-start classes, beginning Tuesday, October 13.

These eight-week courses offer a flexible, accelerated schedule that can help students stay on track with their academic goals.

AVC students are invited to take a break, connect with others and share a little kindness at this Student Health event.

The Board of Trustees of the Antelope Valley Community College District will hold a regularly scheduled Board meeting on Tuesday, October 13 at 5:30 p.m. in the Cedar Hall building.

Join the AVC Palmdale Center for Movie Day: Blue Beetle on Wednesday, Oct. 14! Students are invited to stop by the Student Commons, enjoy the movie and spend some time relaxing with fellow students.

When:
Wednesday, Oct. 14
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Presented by BACHC and the AVC Student Health Clinic, this event provides students with information about STI testing, prevention, and sexual health resources available on campus.

Students will have the opportunity to:

Antelope Valley College students, alumni and community members are invited to explore career opportunities and connect with employers at the AVC Career Fair.

Each year, AVC participates in The Great California ShakeOut to build awareness about how to respond during an earthquake.

Author Brandon Baker will share his journey from incarceration to higher education during “Where I Belong: A Conversation on Resilience, Redemption, and Reclaiming Your Future” on Thursday, Oct. 15, at AVC's Performing Arts Theatre.

AVC students are invited to Policies & Pies, hosted by the Associated Student Organization, for an afternoon of voter education, connecting with student leaders and policy-focused letter writing.

Bigfoot, vampires, ghosts and other mysterious beings have fascinated people across cultures for generations. But where do these stories come from, and what can science, history and folklore tell us about them?

Antelope Valley College's Fine Arts Department presents a faculty exhibition featuring new full-time faculty members Elizabeth Preger, photography, and Emily Sudd, ceramics. On view Sept. 29 through Oct.

In collaboration with Rising Scholars and Equity, AVC presents author, advocate and AVC alumnus Brandon J. Baker, author of Where I Belong: From the Yard to the World: A Life Reclaimed.

Antelope Valley College will host Writing for Children’s Animation, featuring television writer Neyah Barbee, on Oct. 16 at 6 p.m. in the Performing Arts Theatre (PAT).

Antelope Valley College will hold its District Surplus Auction on Saturday, October 17, giving members of the public an opportunity to explore and bid on used District property at the AVC Lancaster campus.