Candidates contend for Board seat
By Samantha Bartholomew In their first joint public appearance, Jose Alcala and Brian Hawley gathered in the Digital Library Auditorium March 2 to answer questions from the public. Candidate Ben […]
Daily Archives: March 8, 2018
Safety becomes hot campus topic
By Paul Villalobos Valentine’s Day, a day known for love and affection with friends and family, was met with unprecedented bloodshed as 17 lives were lost in a school shooting […]
Board candidate hosts meet and greet
By Samantha Bartholomew A good representative is someone that can be seen as a trusted figurehead, someone that can be relied upon to make the tough decisions for the right […]
City Manager makes visit to RCC
By Samantha Bartholomew City Manager John Russo visited Riverside City College to discuss his journey to City Hall in the Digital Library Auditorium March 1. Russo was born and raised […]
Riverside reveals plan to relieve homelessness
By Joshua Burciaga Riverside’s homeless population has steadily been increasing over the past couple of years. In response to this, the city of Riverside held a forum Feb. 22 at […]
Mental health services under pressure
By Marissa Moreno The first week of the spring semester at Riverside City College was more than a nightmare. The shooting in Parkland, Florida has inevitably forced the Riverside Unified […]
Editorial: Students rally for gun control
Today’s high school students were born and have grown up in an era of active shooter drills and other safety efforts at schools. Some have grown to see their once […]
Opinion: Guns do not guarantee safety
By Jonathan Ramirez When tragedy takes place in this country, we demand immediate and erratic solutions that sometimes disregard any form of common sense. After the wake of the Parkland […]
Opinion: Lax gun laws lead to shootings
By Emma Carlsen Gun violence is a result of inadequate gun laws, not the mentally ill. According to the Small Arms Survey, the principal international source of information on small […]
Opinion: American trade deals devastate Latin America
By Joshua Burciaga The signing of the North American Free Trade Agreement in 1993 and other trade deals are one of the leading causes of mass migration from Latin America […]
