By Joannah Clemente Amidst campus life, Moreno Valley College provides weekly art therapy sessions to improve students’ wellness and growth, one brushstroke at a time. “Art It Out Monday” takes place from 11 a.m. to noon, unveiling a soothing and creative refuge beneath the “Wellness Tree” in the Lion’s Den area. With art supplies and…
By Karly Ortiz We are looking at a new generation of bigoted, angry men— all because some streamers wanted a few more subscribers. The alt-right pipeline is the concept of the radicalization of young people toward the alt-right movement, typically through social media. Recently, with a new resurgence of “alpha male” podcasters and “edgy” YouTubers,…
By Marc Salazar Most animals are incapable of submitting job applications as far as I’m aware. Consider this the next time you hear of incidents involving a police dog being killed in the line of duty. Consider this further when a police dog is sent to maul a crime suspect who runs from or even…
By Caitlyn Nelson Instrumentalist quartet from Temecula, The Guest Room, captivated guests during their performance Sept. 29 in Riverside. The band collaborates with different vocal artists to create a new soulful sound. The featured vocal artists at the Backstreet performance were Dreuh Moreno and Noel Chambers. “Switching out our singers is what makes us unique,”…
By Izaiah Cerratos The Riverside City College Football team narrowly defeated the Palomar College Comets in a comeback victory to become 4-0 and kept the team’s undefeated streak alive. RCC made an explosive start to the game, swiftly advancing the ball into Palomar territory within the three opening minutes of play. The Tigers’ offense experienced…
By Ethan Aguilera The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department hosted its 24th annual Sheriff’s Rodeo from Sept. 22 through Sept. 24. The event occurred at the Sheriff’s Rodeo Grounds in San Bernardino. With each rodeo, the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department donates to a shelter or a cause to promote awareness. This year, the department donated…
By Ayden Vasquez Riverside City College students, faculty and lowrider enthusiasts flocked to RCC’s campus on Sept. 21 to enjoy music, food and custom cars. The Lowrider Car Show was deemed an all-around success with the help of the Associated Students of Riverside City College (ASRCC). The event was not just for lowrider enthusiasts but…
By Joannah Clemente We are not just Barbie dolls in our own pink worlds. We have the power to redefine womanhood in a society full of standards and expectations that often limit us from becoming who we truly are. Director Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” received criticism for its storyline which focuses on social standards, materialism and…
By Victor Ledbetter Jr. People play and talk about video games every day. This year alone titles like “Marvel’s Spider-Man 2”, “Starfield” and “Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon” are creating huge buzz in the gaming space. With all this attention, there are companies looking to gain notoriety and profit. The budget for any AAA…
By Joannah Clemente Riverside’s Inland Empire Pride event turned the Riverside Convention Center into a lively epicenter celebrating the LGBTQ+ community’s power of self-expression on Sept. 10. At the heart of this year’s pride fest, “Pride Equals Power” served as a rallying cry that focused on the queer community’s fierceness, resilience and the unbreakable bonds…
