Oxnard College

The Oxnard College Theatre Department presents “9 One-Act Plays” — a bold collection of student-written and directed stories for the stage.

📅 March 19–21 at 7pm
🎭 Matinee: March 21 at 2pm

Expect laughs, gasps, and intrigue in this latest showcase.

Featured Plays:

• An Affair of Honor – Two rivals attempt a duel… and hilariously fail again and again.
• Almost Sisters – Two stepsisters confront the past while facing a life beyond the grave.
• A Break – A teacher and student bond over pain, healing, and music.
• Fair Trade – A woman must outwit a deadly spirit to escape her fate.
• Monstrare – Detectives investigate a chilling case of a girl who claims her mother is a werewolf.
• Road Kill – Two sisters reconnect on a road trip shaped by time apart.
• Snickerdoodles – An unlikely connection forms over a shared love of sweets.
• Table Talk – A dinner date full of awkward moments leads to unexpected connections.
• The Way, The Truth, and The Light – A writer’s faith is challenged during a life-changing retreat.

📍 Black Box Theatre, Oxnard College
🎟 $11 (cash or card at the door or online)

🎓 Graduating in Spring 2026? Don’t miss the deadline! The graduation application deadline is Thursday, March 19 at 12 PM (noon). If you want your name included in the 2026 Oxnard College Commencement Ceremony program, you must submit your graduation application by this deadline.🔗 You can apply using the link below.

🤝 Our ASG will also be hosting two upcoming Grad Fairs!

📅 Tuesday, April 14 ⏰ 10 AM – 1 PM
📍OC Quad

📅 Wednesday, April 15 ⏰ 4 pm – 6 PM
📍Book Store Quad

Stop by to:
• Pick up your graduation lawn sign
• Purchase your cap and gown

🎉 Help spread the word! Share this post with a condor who is graduating this semester.

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🙌This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating the power of young women driving change in their communities.

📚In 2019, two Oxnard students, Kimberli Oregel and Desiree Luis, set out to learn more about the person their middle school was named after, Richard B. Haydock. After reading the book “Strategies of Segregation: Race, Residence, and the Struggle for Educational Equality” by historian David G. García, they learned how Haydock had supported racist policies that segregated and disadvantaged Mexican American students in Oxnard’s schools.

🗣️Rather than keep the information to themselves, Kimberli and Desiree spoke up. With support from their teacher, they presented their findings to the Oxnard School District Board of Trustees and advocated for a new school name that better reflected the values of their community.

Their courage and persistence made a a real impact. In 2020, the Oxnard School District officially renamed the campus Dr. Manuel M. López Academy of Arts & Sciences.

👏This local story is a powerful reminder that leadership has no age requirement and that young women’s voices help drive change in our community! 👏

🎉 Congratulations to Julius Munyantwali for receiving the Teresa Archuleta Award for Excellence in Service by an Academic Non-Teaching Employee earlier this academic year. 
 
Julius is a trusted and well-liked counselor who consistently goes above and beyond to support our students. He is known for his genuine care and commitment to helping students succeed academically and personally. 

As Co-Chair of the Counseling Department, Julius is also a valued colleague and collaborator—always open to new ideas, eager to support his peers, and focused on finding thoughtful solutions. His dedication to students and teamwork makes a lasting impact across our campus. Congratulations, Julius!