By Saida Maalin Riverside City College announced Roryana Bowman, President of Ujima Club, as the Student Commencement Speaker for the graduating class of 2020. “Her character and discipline to commitment, self improvement and community service is impeccable,” said Kweku Williams, an RCC anthropology instructor. Bowman is the first speaker in RCC’s history to be sent
By Jennifer Rosales The rite of passage of any graduating student is to have their name called out, their hand shook and to walk across that stage in front of their peers and families. But due to COVID-19, a traditional commencement is not safe, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, since large
Beginning this fall, Riverside City College students will be able to enroll directly into transfer-level math and English courses without remedial course requirement.
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 is like at RCC. Panel members pushed the idea of being responsible for your education, being informed and being prepared before, after and during the
Approximately 1,000 students turned their tassels at Riverside City College’s 99th commencement ceremony June 9. Graduates received over 3,000 associate degrees and certificates.
Protestors attend the Board of Trustees meeting, April 5, RCC celebrates Cesar Chavez Day, RCC prepares for double graduation ceremony attendance and RCC enters a competition to win $1 million for the school.
Graduation is a rite of passage for college students that marks the beginning of a new stage in their life and for Riverside City College students, the centennial commencement promises to be a memorable occasion.
Graduation is a rite of passage for college students that marks the beginning of a new stage in their life. For Riverside City College students the centennial commencement promises to be a memorable occasion.
Via mass e-mail the Riverside City College Admissions and Records just announced that April 1 is the last day to apply for graduation at the end of the spring term.
Riverside City College students received 2,787 degrees and certificates at the 98th Commencement Ceremony held at the Wheelock Field on June 11. The youngest student who graduated was 15 years old and the oldest was 64 years old.
