COVID-19

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RCC students finally get the chance to walk for commencement

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UPDATE: Riverside Community College District ends booster and mask mandates

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Riverside Community College District implements booster mandate

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RCC students and employees displeased with CLEARED4 implementation

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Riverside Community College District extends second dose deadline to Sept. 30

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RCCD students dissatisfied with vaccine mandate

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RCCD students share differing opinions about returning to in-person instruction

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Riverside Community College District passes vaccine and mask mandate

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Riverside City College celebrates difficult academic year with drive-thru graduation

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Administrators lay out fall back-up plans

FENTANYL EMPIRE: THE INLAND EMPIRE’S LATEST DRUG CRISIS

UPDATED: Riverside City College president dismissed, District chancellor announces

Sexuality and Gender Acceptance Club members talk obstacles, accomplishments and aspirations at Riverside City College

OPINION: Out and closeted students deserve more safe spaces

OPINION: Financial aid must cover additional coursework expenses

OPINION SERIES: America is no longer a safe country

RCC students finally get the chance to walk for commencement

Summer fashion and beauty essentials to keep your break fun n’ fresh

Local Native American Powwows return after a two-year pause due to COVID-19

Viewpoints editor-in-chief Leo Cabral bids a farewell and reflection to the student-run newspaper

FENTANYL EMPIRE: THE INLAND EMPIRE’S LATEST DRUG CRISIS

UPDATED: Riverside City College president dismissed, District chancellor announces

RCC students finally get the chance to walk for commencement

Viewpoints editor-in-chief Leo Cabral bids a farewell and reflection to the student-run newspaper

Professional boxer chooses trainer from Riverside

RCC athletes celebrate their success at ceremony

Softball player expects more from herself and her team next season

Viewpoints team has a negative experience at the CCCAA track and field state meet

Ballot measure may legalize sports betting in California

Summer fashion and beauty essentials to keep your break fun n’ fresh

Local Native American Powwows return after a two-year pause due to COVID-19

Viewpoints editor-in-chief Leo Cabral bids a farewell and reflection to the student-run newspaper

More than just a unibrow: New Frida Kahlo exhibit hits Los Angeles

Taking a chance in France: One Viewpoints reporter’s journey across the pond

Arts & Entertainment

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CONCERT REVIEW: Olivia Rodrigo lacked stage presence and emotion on her Sour Tour

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ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Harry’s House’ shows artistic growth, former One Direction star evokes emotion through nostalgia

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Say goodbye to the iPod: End of an Era

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Review: “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” falls short

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Future: “I NEVER LIKED YOU” Review

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Author of Maas Destruction: Sarah J. Maas

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Are you still watching?: five things to binge from these streaming platforms

FENTANYL EMPIRE: THE INLAND EMPIRE’S LATEST DRUG CRISIS

Fentanyl, a drug that has been running rampant within the United States, is becoming a serious issue within the Inland Empire. The region that once was called “The Meth Capital of the World” now fears that fentanyl will cause another drug epidemic. Riverside City College Viewpoints journalists, in partnership with California Humanities through the Democracy and Informed Citizen Emerging Journalist Fellowship Program, looked to answer three questions: 1) How is the drug entering the region? 2) What does fentanyl do to a person who consumes it? 3) What solutions does the Inland Empire have?

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