Model United Nations wins Outstanding Delegation
In an international conference of over 5,000 college and university students from across the world, the Riverside City College Model United Nations team brought home one of the highest awards.
QLess Virtual Lines to make waiting more convenient
Soon students will be able to join a line for various student services without physically waiting in the line.
COLUMN: A trophy earned, not bought
Perhaps the greatest underdog story in world sports history transpired when Leicester City overcame 5,000 to one odds by winning the Barclays Premier League on May 2, but essentially received minimal traction in the United States.
Track team finishes second at state
The Riverside City College men’s and women’s track and field teams finished the season strong with second place finishes at the state championship meet on May 20-21 at San Diego Mesa College.
Access for disabled students on campus lacking
Riverside City College is a beautiful campus with a grass area for students to study or relax. If one looks closely around campus it is noticeable that there are a limited number of automatic door buttons on campus.
Baseball team ends historic season
The Riverside City College baseball team lost a hard fought playoff series against Golden West, 10-6, in the Southern California Regional semifinals on May 15, effectively ending a surprising season.
Bernie Sanders speaks to potential voters in Riverside
A line stretched several blocks around the Riverside Municipal Auditorium filled with Bernie Sanders supporters and undecided voters in efforts to have the chance to see the Democratic presidential hopeful speak May 24.
Clinton holds rally in Riverside
Hillary Clinton courted potential voters at UC Riverside on May 24 where she was met by a crowd of nearly 2,000 people that were in attendance to both support and protest Clinton’s message.
Twin Peaks strive for new sound
Twin Peaks! Not the show, or the town but the band. They released their third album “Down in Heaven” May 13.
Haim makes hometown return
A sold-out crowd filled the Santa Ana Observatory on May 17 awaiting the chance to be the first to hear new music from rock band Haim.