By Angie Escalante & John Michael Guerrero Downtown Riverside’s latest restaurant addition serves quality-made and authentic Caribbean creole foods. The Beignet Spot is family owned and run by the Alce family. They opened their first restaurant in Redlands named Dhat Island. Following a rise of popularity in beignets at their first restaurant, they decided to…
By Stephen Day We all know the story of the boy that never grows up, and his merry band of Lost Boys who fight with Captain Hook and Smee, and avoid the croc with the clock. How many of us know the story of how all these characters came to be? In its final production…
By Stephen Day Socialism. It’s that dirty word we say in hushed tones and dark corners but what most people fail to realize is that the United States is already heavily invested in socialism. The roads we drive on, public K-12 education, county hospitals, the U.S. military, MediCare/MediCal and Community Colleges are all examples of…
By Hayden Kulick This loss can’t be blamed on the rain. Losing a football game 55-0 can’t be chalked up to brutal weather. Sure, Riverside City College plays in a drier climate compared to the College of San Mateo. But, the rain is not the reason they lost. A lopsided game like this doesn’t happen…
By Peter Gibbs There was domination in the championship game. Just not by the Tigers. The Riverside City College football team lost 55-0 to the College of San Mateo Bulldogs in the California Community College Athletic Association Championship game on Dec. 10. Heavy rain and steady winds is not something the Tigers are used to….
By Peter Gibbs That was a disaster. The Riverside City College football team lost to the College of San Mateo 55-0 in the state championship Dec. 10. Rain played a major factor in the first half and immediately threw RCC off its gameplan. The opening kickoff saw San Mateo return the ball 61 yards while…
By Arianna Cervantes & John Michael Guerrero E-textbook accessibility concerns raised at Academic Senate meeting Dec. 6 Riverside City College instructors and Academic Senate members discussed textbook availability, stating that students should have access to more than one online and hard copy of required textbooks in the campus library. Librarian Sally Ellis said in the…
By Hayden Kulick & Maria Odenbaugh Coffee keeps students going. Riverside isn’t the most populated place in California but when it comes to coffee, there is a lot to choose from. We went on a mission to find ideal coffee shops in the city for students. We visited four local places: Arcade Coffee, Lift Coffee…
Episode description And we’re back! Peter talks about football making the title game and women’s basketball winning a tournament. Time stamps: Going to the ‘ship. (Football and interviews- 0:54) Upcoming schedule. (Men’s Basketball- 7:09) A tournament win! (Women’s Basketball- 7:35) Bowl games and more updates. (Local professional sports- 9:10) Legend of the week and the…
By Liv Pearson A variety of small businesses gathered at Central Park in Menifee Nov. 26. Many of the participating small businesses are family owned and operated. A booth that seemed to draw attention was Annie’s Freeze Dried Treats, owned by Annie Novasel and her husband Larry, alongside their daughter Charissa. “We offer a wide…
