The California drought recedes, but water still needs to be conserved
The grueling California drought is seemingly over. However, water conservation is still an important topic that should not be brushed to the side in light of this news.
Life Briefs
“An Outopia for Pigeons” The Gestalt Theatre Project presents the west coast Premiere of “An Outopia for Pigeons.” Join Martha, the last pigeon on Earth,...
Propelling cuisine to the future
Falafel meatless tacos, enriched spicy buffalo cauliflower wings and dairy-free treats had a surprisingly delicious taste at the first ever Inland Empire Vegan Festival.
Opening ears and wagging tales
src=”https://viewpointsonline.files.wordpress.com/2019/04/img_0440.jpg” alt=”IMG_0440″ width=”4000″ height=”2000″ />They are cute, non-judgemental, they listen and get children eager to read. What more can you want?
Star softball player Karter Williams leads Tigers to Victory
[caption id="attachment_2949707" align="alignnone" width="5126"] Angel Peña | Viewpoints[/caption] By Jair Rodriguez The Riverside City College softball team has won 10 out of their last 13...
Thirty-five universities visit RCC to provide students transfer information
[caption id="attachment_2949704" align="alignnone" width="4000"] JACOB QUEZADA | Viewpoints[/caption] By Karina Gutierrez Groups of students walked around the booths in the Arthur G. Paul Quadrangle basking...
RCC’s Cesar Chavez Day event emphasizes speeches and activism
By Jennipher Vasquez Youth involvement and activism were emphasized by Teresa Romero, President of the United Farm Workers of America, on March 28 at Riverside...
Former Riverside City College Honors Program students speaks about their transfer experiences
[caption id="attachment_2949699" align="alignnone" width="4608"] Leo Cabral | Viewpoints[/caption] By Erik Galicia For many students transferring to a university from a community college can be difficult....