By Tim Lewis There are nearly 17 billion devices connected to the web as of right now. It is projected that by 2020 another 20 to 30 billion devices will be added to the global network. This means that every one of those connected devices, from your phone to your smart refrigerator that tells you…
By Clarissa Corral As the cost of pursuing a higher education in the college system becomes more and more expensive, students are put under tremendous strain in affording costs other than tuition like, housing, food and transportation. Senator Connie M. Leyva has introduced Senate Bill 291. This piece of legislation would create a financial aid…
Conversations bounce off of the walls in the cosmetology building at Riverside City College as students and locals alike prepare for hair donations at the biannual Haircut-a-thon on March 2. The event is hosted by the Childhood Cancer Foundation of Southern California based in Loma Linda. According to the CCFSC website, the group is a…
By Adriana Lopez The annual Dickens Festival took over downtown Riverside on Feb. 23 and 24. The festival’s driving force, Carolyn Grant and Joan Patton, believed Riverside was in need of an event that promoted literacy and Dickens Festival would serve as the vessel. In 1992 the festival came to fruition and was held downtown….
Former Riverside City College football player Izaac Colunga has been identified as one of the two men who were shot at a house party in Riverside on March 3.
Multimedia reporters Keanu Wallace and Robert Johnson preview Riverside City College’s March 1 first round playoff game against Mt. San Jacinto College.
Stacy Soriano | Viewpoints by Patrick Tindall It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, but the Dicken’s Festival is always the best of times! From Feb. 23-24 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Downtown Riverside is hosting its 26th annual Dickens Festival. Lively events include a grand parade, an author’s…
Mia Magana | Viewpoints by Dominique Redfearn Parking lot Q at Riverside City College is flooding according to a Rave Guardian alert sent out Feb. 14. Cars are being threatened by the flooding at the corner of City College Drive and Olivewood Avenue. Students and staff are advised to not attempt to move their vehicles…
By Patrick Tindall Audiences will swing into the theater for Riverside City College’s newest production. Performance Riverside teams up with RCC to bring forth their ambitious rendition of the famous Broadway show, Disney’s “Tarzan.” Fans of the 1999 movie will absolutely fall in love with the beautiful music, the inspirational story as well as the…
By Samantha Bartholomew Former Riverside City College student Enrique Marquez Jr. told a federal judge Jan. 25 that he wants to withdraw admissions he made under a plea agreement in February 2017. Marquez supplied the weapons used to kill 14 people and wound 23 others in the December 2015 San Bernardino terrorist attack. Marquez was…
