New transfer law is easy
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill on Sept. 29 that will make it easier for community college students to transfer to a Cal State University.
RCC awarded prestigious grant
After going through a competitive process among 13 cities in the United States, the City of Riverside and Riverside City College won a grant to launch their innovative project to improve college access and success in the city.
Waiting becomes the norm
Enrollment in community colleges may be up, but that does not necessarily mean students are getting into classes.
California legislature agrees on budget after 90 day stalemate
Even with a $10 billion deficit the 2011-2012 state budget was agreed on Oct. 8.
Janet Green looks for re-election to RCCD Board of Trustees
With the approach of the Nov. 2 election, Riverside Community College District Board of Trustee Vice-President Janet Green is seeking re-election. She has been travelling around the district speaking with students, staff and faculty about the issues that concern them most.
Editorial – Battle of the bureaucrats
In the midst of California’s financial meltdown, two contenders have stepped up to duke it out and let voters decide who will take the helm during these troubling times.
Time to put an end to the struggle for wage equality
Beggars can’t be choosers.
This mantra, repeated by the throngs of unemployed Americans, has become a chant in the minds of those desperate for a job.
Whitman embroiled in illegal immigration scandal
Every election season, candidates are exposed and opponents do whatever they can to raise their image by tearing down the competition. This year is no different for Meg Whitman and her campaign as it slowly begins to crumble.