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…
In this issue you will find Riverside Community College District news, an editorial by the Viewpoints’ editorial board regarding inadequate mental health services at Riverside City College and RCC football coverage before the team heads north for a championship match. We encourage you to read these stories on our website and on issuu.com, or pick…
By Stephen Day Student employees across the University of California system continue to fight for better working conditions. Students from the United Auto Workers (UAW) at the University of California, Riverside first joined 48,000 of their fellow academic workers across all UCs on the picket lines Nov. 14. The UAW is the union that represents…
By Maria Odenbaugh While recent enrollment projections look promising, officials are still concerned by future enrollment affecting college funding. At the Dec. 5 Academic Senate meeting, Riverside City College interim President FeRita Carter said that enrollment data suggests that RCC has almost met the target rate for winter registrations, but has only reached 53.3% of…
A correction has been made to reflect the correct approximate number of students enrolled. Riverside City College’s Mental Health Services needs to improve their responsiveness and availability to students. Mental health is an important factor of student success in college. Despite this, RCC neglects this aspect of student services. Of the 20,000 students enrolled, many…
By Stephen Day Capitalism is as American as apple pie. In fact, capitalism seems to be a part of America’s DNA. The United States has a perplexing pride about its economic structure and a dangerous determination to bring those ideals to other nations. That pride is not well-founded. Capitalism at its core is racist, anti-democratic…
By John Michael Guerrero Airline companies continue to fail their staff, crew and customers. My mother and I were one of many passengers left stranded at LAX and YYC. A simple trip to Toronto, Ontario turned into a 27 hour layover. Very little information was given to us and alternative options were minimal due to…
By Angie Escalante It’s difficult living in the United States when your culture is rooted somewhere else. Sure there are reminders here and there with how diverse America is but authenticity sometimes lacks. Mi Cultura is a Mexican art and gift shop located in Downtown Riverside that stemmed from the need to connect to Mexico…
