OPINION: SNAP Program necessary for college students
Shoppers peruse the dairy department for their weekly groceries at Ralph's in Riverside, Ca on April 5, 2020. (Stephen Day | Viewpoints) By Kathya Sagrero...
News briefs – issue 4
By John Michael Guerrero & Luis Trejo Free Application For Student Aid application are now open The FAFSA is now open for the 2023-2024 academic...
OPINION: Financial aid must cover additional coursework expenses
PHOTO COURTESY OF ALEXANDER MILS | PEXELS By John Michael Guerrero College is expensive, especially for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math majors. Programs at Riverside...
Riverside City College student parents feel unseen, new club looks to provide resources
Photo opportunities with the Easter Bunny, tables full of Easter eggs and treats, and face-painting were all fun activities that students and their families partook...
Reality of realty unrealistic, housing difficulties continue to plague Riverside Community College District students
Photo courtesy of Pixabay By Daisy Olivo The stereotypical college experience is not the reality for many students across Riverside Community College District. As students...
State chancellor explains pandemic aid for Community College students, campus re-openings
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...
Associated Students of Riverside City College prepare second stimulus package
By Rolinda Espinoza Riverside City College student government is planning a second round of stimulus money for students, with an emphasis on serving undocumented students. ...
Riverside City College student government creates stimulus fund
By Erik Galicia Student leaders have created a pandemic stimulus fund available to all Riverside City College students after federal guidance on the distribution excluded...
Riverside Community College District creates system to determine Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act disbursment, undocumented students left out
By Erik Galicia Undocumented students will not be eligible to receive federal coronavirus relief money, which was distributed to Community Colleges last week. The Coronavirus...
Riverside City College Promise Program accepting applications
Riverside City College is actively accepting Promise Program applications.
You could apply on the Riverside City College website.
Deadlines to apply is May 24.