Posted: May 19, 2015 | Written by: Crystal Olmedo The construction of the new Student Services and Administration Building is still underway. There will be semi-trucks entering and leaving the construction site via the Ramona Drive construction entrance delivering structural steel May 18 – 22, according to RCC Business Services. There is a possibility that
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Posted: May 5, 2015 | Written by Tyler Reese Construction vehicles guided by flagmen entered and left the Riverside City College construction site for the new Student Services building on May 5, via Ramona drive. Cement trucks will enter and leave the college using Ramona drive while guided by flagmen to and from the construction
Riverside City College waited until the start of finals week to close Parking Lot B, located in front of the Math and Science building, due to the construction process on the students services building. The parking lot will be closed from Dec. 8, 2014 through April 2016.
Oct. 3, 2014 Photo by John Villanueva | Staff Photographer Article by Lawrence Manns | Staff Writer On University Avenue and Market Street, across the street from the downtown Riverside bus terminal, there are builders working around the clock. Day in and day out, they continue to work, expanding Centennial Plaza, home of the Riverside City College Center for Social Justice and Civil Liberties,
Josa Lamont |News Editor American Disabilities Act (ADA ) compliance issues are in the process of being removed from Riverside City College bathrooms. Construction is expected to continue through Nov. 18 to remove barriers and bring existing bathrooms to current code regulations. The parking lots are also being expanded to reach current code requirements and accommodate more staff and students. The finished product
Building, expanding and renovating are three words that should seem familiar to Riverside City College students. With the new Math and Science Building finally finished in February 2012, students went through two years and three months dodging construction on their way to class. Now, RCC has three new phases in store for the campus. Phase
