Michelle Obama’s speech changes face of election
Figuring out who to vote for in this upcoming presidential election in November can seem tough and frustrating, but if you heard Michelle Obama’s speech, she made your mind up for you.
RCC raises faculty parking fees amidst contention
With the parking fees increasing for Fall 2012, Riverside City College faculty and students unsatisfied with the new cost.
A new party emerges in 2012
To prevent a loss in votes, the Republican Party has engaged in a legal battle to prevent Libertarian party candidate Gary Johnson from being the third name on the ballot.
Students crush for Club Rush
Another Club Rush event hit Riverside City College on Sept. 18 and 19 as clubs continue to seek new members.
Election misdirection
Proposition 30 is an initiative that will raise sales tax by one-quarter of a cent for four years, and an increase on taxpayers who make more than $250,000 a year for seven years.
ASRCC agrees to a revised budget for the new year
As the 2012-2013 academic year underway at Riverside City College, the Associated Students of RCC is working with a budget of $435,213.
Grant awarded to writing club
Riverside City College is attracting attention from famous writers and poets around Southern California.
Some of these writers are scheduled to visit the campus this fall to give readings and answer questions.
New technology makes a giant textbook lighter than a chip
The world today has become an digital era.
Today’s generations has turned to electronics for everything.
Being forced to finish early
Riverside City College marked the beginning of its new priority designed to create space in the registration process for first time freshmen on July 23, but longtime RCC students are questioning the administration’s concern for their academic goals.