Riverside sees increase in homeless population
By Jair Ramirez Riverside has seen an increase in homelessness by nearly 20% the past year, according to the 2019 Point in Time Count. Everyday, people drive by homeless people […]
Monthly Archives: May 2019
Riverside City College Career Closet opens
By Erik Galcia A student can have all the ambition and skills they need to achieve their career and educational goals, yet a professional first impression can make or break […]
Chef Maria Sanjurjo-Casado teaches with skills from her Peruvian heritage
By Benjamin De Leon Behind every culinary masterpiece there lies a story of cultural heritage, Riverside City College Chef Maria Sanjurjo-Casado proves it time and time again with her contribution […]
Rape Crisis Center hold gala to raise awareness
Guests gathered at The Victoria Club in Riverside for the 38th Annual Auction & Dinner Gala to raise awareness for the nonprofit organization, Riverside Area Rape Crisis Center on May 4.
From gospel to glitz ‘Sister Act’ presents at RCC
Deloris Van Carter has always wanted to be the star of her own show but thanks to her ex-lover, it looks as if she will have to make room for the Lord.
Norco College Professor lectures that ‘Art is Hope’
Art is a way to escape the mundane realities or the overloaded work schedules in our daily lives.
Movie Review: ‘Avengers Endgame’ dominates box offices all over the globe
Since the beginning of the 21st century, Hollywood and cinema have embraced the inclusion of comic book films amongst their blockbuster ranks.
Former Riverside City College student Arlene Tomista Antonio inspires through art
From being homeless to attending one of the best schools for visual and performing arts, Arlene Tomista Antonio makes her second debut in this year’s honor student exhibit.
Editorial: SEED program provides additional financial funds
Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs and the city are testing an initiative to provide guaranteed income to residents. Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration, or SEED, will make monthly $500 payments to 130 people in Stockton throughout the course of 18 months.
OPINIONS: The power of influence and the fear of missing out during music events clout student income
By Darrisha Daniel As the chimes of Coachella ring in the festival season, F.O.M.O. is bound to set in for many of us. Fear of missing out on the latest […]
