Every seat needs to be filled all semester
One student’s empty desk is another’s student’s disappointment.
Deep pockets serve to pay for classes
Without the help of the state, community colleges are scrambling to figure out how they will absorb the massive budget cuts of California.
Wolde-Ab Issac, vice president of Academic Affairs, offers suggestions
With major decisions awaiting Riverside City College, Wolde-Ab Issac, the vice president of Academic Affairs, has a part in trying to find solutions to meet the college’s budget crisis.
Students are taking a step back
The average community college course is filled with students wishing to transfer, but take a second, look around and a number of students may have transferred here to Riverside City College.
A look into Associated Students of RCC
With the Associated Students of Riverside City College elections coming up this spring, students can anticipate the upcoming campaign period.
Santa Monica College offers an alternative
The administration at Santa Monica College has developed a method to tackle its budget cuts by announcing it will charge $200 per unit for in-demand classes such as English and math.
RCC loses dean of Academic Support
Riverside City College loses Marilyn Martinez-Flores, dean of Academic Support, at the end of the spring semester.
Remedial classes are considered to be cut
The community of students and faculty at Riverside City College is taking notice of talks going around campus of remedial classes being cut to absorb RCC’s budget deficit.
Writing lab is new campus hangout
As California continues to demand more budget cuts from its higher education system, college staff and administrators are struggling to keep up with the lack of funding.
It’s about more than just a game
On a journey striving for success with her team on and off the field over the past decade, Michelle Daddona is currently in her 13th season as the Riverside City College fastpitch coach.