Mocking millennials has become a passion that many have picked up in the last decade. You’ve heard most of the complaints: about the trophies for simply showing up, the rise of selfies and the supposed uptake in entitlement. However, the so-called lazy generation could be the one demographic that will bring down President Donald Trump
By Nick Peralta In recent years, Riverside City College has had continued success when it comes to their men’s track team. In the 2018 cross country season, this remains no exception. Now halfway through the season, the Tigers men’s cross country team has their eye on a potential Orange Empire Conference title for what would
By Patrick Tindall A fantastical homage to spirituality, nature and the deepest corners of one’s mind: “Sacred Spaces, Secret Places: Conjurings of a Shaman” by John Greco is an exploration of human existence through screen-printed imagery. Greco is a master screen-printer who graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Slippery Rock University as
By Nick Peralta Riverside City College dominates, getting their fourth straight victory after a huge night from the special teams unit. Freshmen wide receiver and return specialist Tyler Kennedy had a spectacular performance against the Grossmont College Griffins. Kennedy finished a field day with a total of 238 yards off of special teams returns only
By Kenia Marrufo As the midterm elections are only a month away, Assemblyman Jose Medina visited Riverside City College to lecture students about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month and his approach on higher education. Medina is a member of the California State Assembly and is running in the general election Nov. 6 to represent
