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Jason Moulenbelt holds a 3-D printed and hand-painted Gelatinous Cube by CAPMastor Studios. It is used in "Dungeons and Dragons."
VPCC’s Prof. Moulenbelt on Teaching, Tooling, and Tabletop Games
When Virginia Peninsula Community College announced plans for a comic-con at its Historic Triangle Campus in Williamsburg, few people were more excited than assistant philosophy instructor Jason Moulenbelt. Moulenbelt, who…
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Garrett Hudson, shown last season, had two hits in Friday's second game of the doubleheader.
Baseball Loses Season-Opening Doubleheader
The Virginia Peninsula Community College baseball team beat the weather Friday, Jan. 23, but couldn’t beat Bryant & Stratton, dropping a doubleheader to open the season. The series originally was…
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The Gators are ranked for the third time in school history.
Gators Back in National Basketball Poll
Virginia Peninsula Community College men’s basketball team returned to the NJCAA Division III weekly rankings Tuesday. It’s the third time in program history the Gators have made the poll, each…
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Isaiah Thomas keeps his eyes on the rim as he takes a free throw against Tidewater Community College.
3-0 Week Pushes Gators to Top of Standings
Halfway through the Region 10 season, the Virginia Peninsula Community College men’s basketball team is in first place thanks to a 3-0 week. The big week started Jan. 13 with…
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There is no charge for the event, which runs from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
VPCC Schedules Williamsburg Comicon for March 7 at Historic Triangle Campus
Virginia Peninsula Community College is thrilled to announce its inaugural Williamsburg Comicon, a vibrant event celebrating the diverse world of comics, pop culture, and creativity. The March 7 event will take…
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The College will be offering two hospitality classes in the spring, including one in food service.
VPCC to Offer New Workforce Hospitality Program in Spring
Responding to business needs is part of Virginia Peninsula Community College’s mission and vision statements. One of the most recent examples is the College’s decision to offer classes in hospitality…
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VPCC President Dr. Towuanna Porter Brannon (left) and theater manager David Garrett present Cheryl Smith, one of Dr. Mary T. Christian's granddaughters, with the plaque from the original dedication.
Theater Reopening Celebrates Namesake and College’s Renaissance
Virginia Peninsula Community College rededicated its theater Saturday evening in a ceremony that would have made its namesake proud. And as with any good performance, it evoked a range of…
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Theater student Jay Mims (left) and EMT student Matthew Rock provided each other with valuable hands-on learning on a recent exercise.
Collaboration Provides Theater, EMT Students with Valuable Real-Life Experience
Hands-on experiences are crucial elements of the learning environment, but can be difficult to arrange. At Virginia Peninsula Community College, students in an Intro to Theater class recently had the…
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One of the most popular classes in VPCC's WorkForce Development program is welding.
Hampton High Students Thrive in Hands-On Trades Training at VPCC
High school students are extremely conscious of what they wear. Their choice of clothes and accessories often makes a statement. When a select group of Hampton High School students participating…
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The VPCC men's basketball team learned a lot about themselves and their teammates on their trip to Massachusetts.
Northeast Trip About More than Basketball
When the Virginia Peninsula Community College men’s basketball team traveled to Massachusetts the week before Thanksgiving, lasting memories were made. The Gators, playing three games in three days, opened with…
