The Spot: Center for Basic Needs officially opened its doors on March 26 in their new location at the Student Activities Center (SAC) 140. The center provides essential support for students facing challenges with food, housing, transportation, and more. Available resources include:
Welcome to the IVC to EA program. The goal of the IVC to EA program is to prepare you to pass the Enrolled Agent (“EA”) exam. In addition to preparing IVC to EA members for the EA exam, IVC to EA will be working with local accounting firms to assist members of the IVC to EA program to get internships and/or hired full time.
If you have any questions, please contact Accounting Instructor Steven Grinberg through Canvas or email.
Last Friday, Chancellor Barnes delivered the annual State of the District address at IVC’s Fine Arts Recital Hall. Dr. Barnes emphasized the district’s commitment to fostering innovation and equity, reaffirming our mission to provide educational opportunities for all as reflected in this year’s theme, Students Are the Heart of Our Mission. She also led a Q&A session with the college presidents, emphasizing the importance of partnerships, career education, and enhanced student support services.
Two IVC students have received scholarships and recognition through award programs administered and supported by the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. Zifang Shi has been named a 2025 All-USA Academic Team Scholar and a New Century Transfer Pathway Scholar, while Thuong Nguyen has been named a 2025 Coca-Cola Academic Team Bronze Scholar.
Myron Soyangco's journey into higher education began with disappointment.
After his parents suddenly announced in 2008 that his family would be moving from the Philippines to California, Soyangco had a decision to make. He had just graduated from high school in his home country with a stellar academic record, but it was too late to enroll at a four-year American university as he’d wanted to. His choices were to redo his senior year in high school (“and who wants to do that?” he says) or enroll at Irvine Valley College.
Irvine native Aleyna Luick arrived at Irvine Valley College (IVC) lit by a spark of curiosity and the determination and resilience to stay focused on developing a clear vision for her future. A first-generation student herself, she had heard the college described as a “transformative experience” by high school counselors and former classmates alike.