By Leo Cabral California Community College students facing pandemic-related challenges have until March 2 to apply for emergency aid through the Cal Grant. Filling out the FAFSA and the California DREAM Act application by the deadline is important to ensure students qualify for the most aid available to them. Being in the financial aid system
By Jennipher Vasquez In the wake of the FBI arresting 50 people in response to the infamous Operation Varsity Blues, Riverside City College students and faculty respond to the scandal. Public outcry began when details came out about the 50 people, including 33 parents, who have been charged with crimes consisting of racketeering conspiracy, conspiracy
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 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 essential to school work. Viewpoints selected the best apps for school whether it be for passing exams, self-help or anything else that falls in between.
Being a college student in this day and age embeds stress into our DNA.
The reality is that not all college bound students are ready for this big step due to a lack of basic knowledge needed to transition into adulthood.
Protestors are set to rally on the campus of over 100 community colleges and universities across the United States on Nov. 12, pressing for cancellation of all student debt, free tuition at public colleges and a minimum wage of $15 an hour for college campus workers.
The 11th annual College and Career Fair hosted by the City of Riverside, Greater Riverside Greater Chambers of Commerce, Bank of America, Alvord Unified School District (AUSD) and Riverside Unified School District (RUSD).
Photos by Jaishon Johnson | Staff Photographer Article by Raziel Muniz | Staff Writer Sept. 18, 2014 The fall semester has begun and with the end of summer heat seemingly nowhere in sight, Riverside City College welcomes not only the highest temperatures of the year, but also the highest prices for food and refreshments at the City Grill. Hot
By Mykaela Taketa May 29, 2014 Restrooms on campus are hotbeds for germs but cellphones and desks could be one as well. Spreading germs unknowingly is as easy as breathing, as bacteria are microorganisms that contaminate the surface of any object they come into contact with, such as your workbag to your face and other
