Riverside Jazz Jam joins the community at Back to the Grind
by Imari Rede A warm autumn night accompanied by live jazz and a warm cup of joe, what could be better than that? The first and third Friday of […]
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Pig Pen Delicacy proves to be a meat lover’s paradise
by Imari Rede Pig Pen Delicacy is a meat lover’s paradise. They are known for their specialty burgers and loaded fries and tots. The Mac Daddy Burger is one of […]
Monty’s Good Burger offers mediocre food at high prices
by Diego Lomeli It’s easy to mock vegan plant-based alternatives in comparison to the traditional taste and texture of American dishes. If you’re not vegan, choosing a more expensive 100% […]
Riverside Food Lab’s Soho Ramen offers great depth of flavor
by Samantha Bartholomew Soho Ramen is the first ramen restaurant for Dwayne Ciang and his aunt, Erin Kanggara, but they have worked at other Japanese restaurants. Kanggara tried ramen in […]
Dhat Creole brings traditional cuisine to Riverside Food Lab
by Jerome Wong Riverside is known for a being a microcosm of varying cultures. The restaurant best represents a microcosm of culture and flavor is none more than Dhat Creole […]
Drag show takes over Riverside City College cafeteria for Halloween bash
by Patrick Tindall Students at Riverside City College’s cafeteria were trick-or-treated to an impromptu post-Halloween drag show. Nov. 1 Student’s dining in the cafeteria were surprised when their lunches of […]
Tech tips for the modern college student
By Seth Barlow Gone are the days of dictionaries and thesauruses now that everybody has a cellphone in their pocket. Apps are not only helpful in day-to-day tasks, they are […]
Editing issues arise in new film ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
by Adriana Lopez If anyone stepped into a movie theater expecting to learn about the story of Queen through “Bohemian Rhapsody,” that is their fault. The trailers for the film […]
Behind the curtains of RCC’s production of ‘The Crucible’
by Benjamin De Leon The program handed to you as you walk in the auditorium encompasses the deception and hysteria that are prominent throughout the production. The Crucible ran from […]
Family owned Indian cuisine, so close to home
By Imari Rede Representation is important. It makes people feel welcomed and secure in their own identities. Food is a big part of representation, especially for people who find themselves […]
