Proposition 16 aims for affirmative action
By Chloe Hunter California voters will decide whether or not to lift the state’s ban on affirmative action in the public sector this year. Proposition 16, on the ballot this […]
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Propositions on the California ballot
Prop 14 A “yes” vote supports issuing $5.5 billion in general obligation bonds to the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, which suspended new projects in 2019 due to low funds. […]
Vegan Depot turns Corona green
By Alyssa Aldrete “I’m sorry but I don’t have any more food to give you,” Chef Leah Malveaux announced to a long line of hungry customers waiting outside of the […]
Whitewater Fire causes estimated $200,000 in damage
By Joyce Nugent The Whitewater Fire in the wildlife corridor between the San Bernardino and San Jacinto Mountains near Palm Springs has incurred an estimated $200,000 in damages. The Wildlands […]
Corona Police Department cracks down on illegal alcohol sales
By Rolinda Espinoza The Corona Police Department began putting to use a $51,000 grant awarded to them by the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control on June 9. The ABC […]
Riverside City College disabled students face challenges
By Aniela Russo The Disability Resource Center is accommodating Riverside City College students with disabilities despite the closure of in-person campus resources. Students with disabilities continue to learn how to […]
UPDATED/DEVELOPING: State Chancellor forecasts future of Community Colleges, discusses emergency aid
By Erik Galicia A bleak economic forecast was predicted for the state’s Community Colleges during a teleconference with student reporters April 14. “We don’t know how big of an impact […]
RCC’s Cesar Chavez Day event emphasizes speeches and activism
By Jennipher Vasquez Youth involvement and activism were emphasized by Teresa Romero, President of the United Farm Workers of America, on March 28 at Riverside City College. “We work on […]
Former Riverside City College students recalled their transfer experiences at transfer panel
By Clarissa Corral Five Riverside City College alumni met for the Peer Mentor Transfer Panel on March 15 to answer recurring questions that students have about what the transfer process […]
Riverside City College tests Webadvisor’s updated registration system
By Patrick Tindall Riverside City College is debuting an update to its outdated class registration system. Touted as “an algorithmic-based student academic planning software for colleges and universities” is […]
