Emeritus Wall honors past Riverside City College faculty
By Chloe Hunter A project 10 years in the making has finally come to fruition just inside the north entrance to the Riverside City College A.G. Paul Quadrangle. In the […]
Daily Archives: December 3, 2020
Riverside City College receives $1 million grant from Bank of America
By Liv Drobny Bank of America announced an award of $1 million to Riverside City College on Nov. 18 with the goal of creating a jobs initiative meant to support […]
Series Review: ‘A Teacher’ tackles dynamics of student-teacher affair
By Kyiesha Chavez In 2013, writer and director Hannah Fidell created an indie film about a lonely high school teacher who has an affair with a student. “A Teacher” premiered […]
Norco College builds new Veterans Resource Center
By Rolinda Espinoza Norco College’s new and expanded Veterans Resource Center will open in fall 2021. Norco college shared its vision for a new center Nov. 10 to promote the […]
ASRCC provides holiday meals to students
By Neyra Rodriguez The Associated Students of Riverside City College hosted a free turkey dinner giveaway to RCC students who had paid their student services fees for the semester. The […]
ASRCC selects new vice president
By Jennipher Vasquez The Associated Students of Riverside City College selected a new vice president following the resignation of former President Samantha Coffland. ASRCC’s former vice president, Shauna Kim, took […]
Community organizations provide aid to those in need in Riverside
By Neyra Rodriguez It will be a cold Christmas for those sleeping on the streets with nothing warm to wear or even eat. Many are struggling this holiday season, but […]
Movie Review: Flakey plot drives ‘Freaky’ film nowhere
By Stephanie Arenas Director Christopher Landon created an interesting twist inspired by the likes of “Freaky Friday” in his new film “Freaky.” The film revolves around a 17-year-old girl named […]
Book Review: Robert Lifton studies brainwashing in China
By Liv Drobny The first time he was brought before a judge, the Catholic missionary felt confident in his innocence. He was no spy or agitator, he never spoke against […]
Movie Review: ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ shines light on Appalachian culture
By Kyiesha Chavez Glenn Close, Amy Adams and Gabriel Basso star in the film adaptation of J.D. Vance’s best selling memoir “Hillbilly Elegy.” The film is a modern analysis of […]
