RCC overcomes challenging start to win at home
By Mia Magana The Riverside City College Tigers continue their winning ways after a well-earned victory over the Southwestern College Jaguars on Oct. 27 that improved their winning streak to […]
Daily Archives: November 1, 2018
Administration chooses to move forward on vote for installation of permanent blockades
By Samantha Bartholomew The aftermath of a medical emergency has been riddled with its fair share of progress and ongoing confusion. After initially denying that Student Health Services had turned […]
Deaf linebacker hungry to prove he is an equal
By Nick Peralta Imagine the difficulties that come with playing the sport you love at the college level. Whether it be baseball, basketball, golf or football. It is a strenuous […]
Local librarian hosts adult coloring event
By Adriana Lopez Mental health has been a central topic on the Riverside City College campus in recent years, part of that discussion being the importance of having a healthy […]
Editorial: Policy pushes punishment
The U.S. government is reportedly considering policy changes that would attempt to definitionally “erase” transgender and non-binary people from federal civil rights law. In practice, this could make it nearly […]
Women’s water polo prepare for the playoffs
By Nick Peralta Another year, another successful season comes to a close for the Riverside City College women’s water polo team. After capping off their season with a 19-6 victory […]
Family owned Indian cuisine, so close to home
By Imari Rede Representation is important. It makes people feel welcomed and secure in their own identities. Food is a big part of representation, especially for people who find themselves […]
Disgaea 1 Complete
By Seth Barlow From Nippon Ichi Software Japan and NIS Software America comes a new action adventure role-playing game, “Disgaea 1 Complete.” “Disgaea 1 Complete” tells the twisted story of […]
Halloweentown fun returns to Riverside City College
By Benjamin De Leon The Associated Students of Riverside City College continued their tradition of Halloweentown, which took over the quad in Riverside City College on Oct. 26. Halloweentown caters […]
Opinion: UC Irvine incident questions #MeToo movement
By Clarissa Corral UC Irvine professor Francisco J. Ayala evolutionary geneticist and molecular biologist, has resigned and been banished entirely from the university. Four acts of sexual misconduct in the […]
