Tigers continue to dominate
The Riverside City College Tigers remain undefeated at 8-0 after narrowly escaping El Camino College with a, 29-22, win Oct. 29 at Wheelock Stadium.
Community members stand in support of Prop 55
Six faculty members of schools in the Riverside area held signs that read “Help our children thrive yes on 55” at a press conference held by the Vote Yes on Proposition 55 campaign Oct. 20 in front of the Martin Luther King building at Riverside City College.
Millennials underestimated
Overgeneralization continues to be a common problem millennials deal with everyday.
Riverside City College Tigers lose against Golden West
Riverside City College men’s water polo were defeated 16-8 by Golden West College on Oct. 26
Voters overlook propositions
An election year is not only about electing a new president. State propositions on the adult entertainment industry, government transparency, ban on plastic bags and good behavior opportunities in prison can be overlooked. Some will directly affect our lives.
RCC showcases Beauty and the Beast
Performance Riverside has started showcasing a production of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast in the Riverside City College Landis Performing Arts Center.
RCC students keep traditions alive by dance
Sharing stories of Mexico’s ethnic traditions is a surefire way to preserve the country’s rich culture. Some stories are passed down through generations and some are told through songs. Exceptional storytellers, however, share their stories without using any words at all.
Clery Report filed
The 2016 Clery Report shows an increase in stalking offenses, with seven incidents at Riverside City College in 2015, due to the implementation of new classifications of crimes regulated by the amendments made to the Violence Against Women Act.
Students donate blood at RCC
The turnout of LifeStream’s blood drive on Oct. 26 was much stronger than expected, students were supposed to book an appointment to donate blood on the website but the amount of students who turned up at Riverside City College’s Quad was higher than those who had booked appointments, according to nurse Hazel Loerta.