Candy Canes=YES! Have you ever had the amazing taste of candy canes overwhelming your taste buds and the smell of peppermint feels like it’s covering your nostrils? No? Well, I’m about to take you into the wonderful world of a holiday classic treat! Candy canes were originally made and created in 1670 in Germany at [...]
Amanda Little Interview The ASYVC conducted an interview with the founder of Kidizenship, Amanda Little. She elaborates on the goal of Kidizenship being an interactive platform for youth to engage in non-biased and resourceful information surrounding the roles of being a citizen in government. She explains the importance of early civic engagement as well [...]
Happy National Espresso Day A large majority of people depend upon their caffeine to make it through the day, myself included, as it is one of the most abused stimulants out there. Now we may not all depend on Espresso necessarily, but we have become a culture addicted to caffeine. As much as I love [...]
Celebrate Homemade Bread Day Hi, Y'all! My name is Dallas and I would like to share some great tips and tricks and recipes for those of you who like fresh-baked bread, made at home, in honor of Homemade Bread Day on November 17th. I will make sure to add some fun recipes at the bottom [...]
Celebrate World Kindness Day ASYVC encourages you to help spread kindness and positivity around your college and community on November 13th. Together we can help make the world a better place! World Kindness Day was first established in 1998 and is celebrated in many countries around the world. This day was created to promote kindness [...]
Halloween is my favorite holiday It's the most wonderful time of the year…aka HALLOWEEN! It’s my favorite holiday and I’ve decided to put together a list of all the reasons why Halloween is the best holiday. Put on a scary movie (or even some scary background music) and settle in to read about the [...]
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month As we move through October, the first thing you might automatically think about is Halloween. Of course, who doesn’t love binge-watching horror movies or dressing up on Halloween? However, today I want to touch upon a more serious topic. October “NDEAM” is also known as National Disability [...]
So What are Advising Days? What Do We Do in Advising and What to Expect Advising Days will be held October 26-November 2, 2021. Yakima Valley College is providing mandatory advising via phone and email for students with less than 30 college-level credits. What Does Mandatory Mean? This means you need to be advised before [...]
Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) #WeAreResilient #SurvivorSpeaks Domestic violence has been all around the world and for a while. Some people didn’t and don’t see it as bad since they believe that is how someone should be treated. This can be seen mostly in women, they believe that the man they married, has a say [...]
It’s National Voter Education Week! All voters should have access to the tools and information needed to be able to cast their ballot with confidence. Each day this week, there is an action you can take in order to make sure that your voice is being heard. First, it is important to know why voting [...]
