History
The college officially began in 1949 and was then called East Contra Costa Junior College. The college moved to its permanent campus in 1952, and changed its name to Diablo Valley College in 1958.
Currently, DVC is upgrading some of its facilities. Recently-completed projects include a new bookstore, solar panels throughout the parking areas, stone signs and a new bus terminal. The quad area is currently in the process of being replaced by a new building.
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