Board of Trustees members sworn into positions
City lights lit up the night as Mary Figueroa and Bill Hedrick were sworn into their offices on the Riverside Community College District’s Board of Trustees in Downtown Riverside on Nov. 29.
Monthly Archives: November 2016
Post presidential election forum
Students concerns about the presidential election were addressed in the second post-election Student Forum sponsored by the Student Equity Committee at Riverside City College on Nov. 29.
Women’s water polo wins state championship
In a thrilling double overtime finish, the Riverside Community College women’s water polo team achieved the ultimate goal of winning their fifth state title against Santa Barbara City College on Nov. 19 at Las Positas College.
Male and female MVPs of the fall season
Joshua Silva helped the Riverside City College men’s cross country team win the California Community College Athletics Association State Championship for the first time in 22 years. Meanwhile, women’s water polo Emily Martin was named to the All-OEC First Team and OEC co-Most Valuable Player.
Men’s cross country wins first state title in 22 years
The Riverside City College men’s cross country team broke RCC’s men’s cross country dry spell and won the California Community College Athletic Association State Championship for the first time in 22 years at Fresno’s Woodward Park on Nov. 19.
‘Bleed for This’ pulls punches
“Bleed for This” is an inspiring, but unoriginal boxing movie that follows the true story of Vinny Paz, a boxer who held world titles in multiple weight classes, through the darkest period of his life.
‘Sports’ Beat with Nick Ep. 2
RCC Viewpoints sports writer Nicholas Escalera talks RCC athletics
Women’s basketball defends home court
The Riverside City College Tigers women’s basketball team was on full display as they beat San Diego City College 87-72 on Nov. 26 at Wheelock Gymnasium.
Parking nightmare continues
Parking at Riverside City College is something out of a cliched horror movie. We hear and even see the monster coming, yet for some reason we charge in head first knowing the doom we’re sure to face. The endless circling of the parking structure has become maddening and vaguely like a treasured pastime.
Festival of Lights in downtown Riverside ignites holiday spirit
All of these things contributed to the anticipation that was felt throughout a crowd of people waiting for the fireworks and lights to be ignited at the Mission Inn in downtown Riverside.
