By Darlene Dukelow-Burton Many times, the public will hear unpleasant stories in the news about a person’s actions or a contentious speech they made. Even if we think we hear all the details of the incident by seeing the story’s bare bones, we may still only have part of the story. How many people will…
By Jose Venegas The Federal Department of Education awarded three grants totaling $3.99 million to Norco College over the next five years. The grant will contribute to Student Support Services for low-income, disabled and first generation students, as well as the development of a new STEM program. Student Support Services at Norco College provide a…
By Erik Galicia Two weeks after the announcement that the summer term will be completely online, it has been decided remote learning will continue through the fall semester. “Due to requirements for physical and social distancing, there will be no face-to-face only sections offered,” Wolde-Ab Isaac, the Riverside Community College District chancellor, said in an…
By Erik Galicia Riverside City College has added several on-campus resources to help steer students through the college’s newly designed Guided Pathways framework. According to Wolde-Ab Isaac, the Riverside Community College District chancellor, RCC’s completion rates of past years were not up to par and showed stagnation. “Students were given too many remedial courses…
Riverside City Colleges Centennial STEM Fun Day has been rescheduled for April 23 as part of Riverside’s Green Festival.
More laughs than screams filled the Riverside City College community garden during the viewing of Stephen King’s “Children of the Corn” (1984.)
