By Hayden Kulick & Angie Escalante While Riverside does have an IHOP and a Dennys, the city falls short when it comes to breakfast places. However, Joanna’s Cafe is a quaint mom and pop style diner to stop by in the morning. Located in a small shopping center on the corner of Van Buren and…
By Julia Goldman Wild Scenic Film Festival & EcoFair With assistance from Riverside City College’s student government, the Associated Students of Riverside City College, theWild and Scenic Film Festival will be held all day March 24 in the Digital Library. From 5-7 p.m. that same day, the RCC and Student Sustainability Collective will feature their…
By Annabel Silva RCCD Board of Trustees swear in new Chief of Police On March 21 during the Board of Trustees meeting Christopher Kano was sworn in by Trustee Mary Figueroa as the new Chief of Police. Wrong-way driver kills four people on Chino Hills freeway A wrong way driver caused a six vehicle collision…
In this issue you will find woman’s sports coverage, a feature on a prominent female journalist and an editorial on sexualization in the workplace. Click here to read on ISSUU!
By Ilani Cervantes Golf The Riverside City College’s golf team placed 2nd at the Victor Valley Invitational (date of event) with a season-best score of 380. Swimming & Diving Men’s and women’s swimming & diving hosted the two-day RCC Invitational where both teams placed 1st on March 11. Tennis Men’s tennis defeated Rhodes College on…
Celebrating women’s history is great, but what about our future? During this month we celebrate the progress that has been made in this nation for women. Progress has been made for women in terms of education, healthcare and having a voice in our democracy. However, there is so much more that needs to be done….
By Maria Odenbaugh Originally from Long Island, New York, Jackie Bryant is a trailblazer for other women in the cannabis industry and journalism. Bryant is a San Diego based freelance journalist, managing editor for San Diego Magazine and host of “The Plant Lady,” her newest podcast. She produces her own newsletter, “Cannab—-” and continues to…
By Jazmyn De Jesus The third installment of the Creed series presents a new take on a brother’s betrayal story that serves as a positive example of Black masculinity with plenty of anime references woven into the creative fight scenes despite shortcomings in its visuals and script. Michael B. Jordan stars in and makes his…
By Vianney Morales Showrunner Craig Mazin proved his HBO series adaptation of the popular video game “The Last of Us” isn’t truly about zombies or the apocalypse, it’s about love. In a world with little hope for humanity, the relationship between a person and the one they care for is the backbone of their survival….
By Xavier Constantino Bases loaded, two outs. Down one run. Unfortunately for the Riverside City College softball team, they couldn’t complete the comeback, losing to Santiago Canyon despite a valiant effort on March 20 at the Evans Sports Complex. It was a back and forth game through all seven innings with the Tigers looking to…
