By Stephen Day Riverside City College’s search for a permanent president has finally ended with the welcoming of Claire Oliveros. Oliveros brings long-needed stability to the office and allows the school to begin moving forward once again. The new president brings 29 years of experience in higher education having worked as an educator and an…
By Stephen Day Riverside City College on June 20 appointed Clarie Oliveros as President. With every “changing of the guard” comes some uncertainty and excitement for the future and for RCC, the guard has changed a few times over the last year. Interim presidents filled the role the year prior. Gregory Anderson — following a…
By Jazmyn De Jesus Riverside City College’s MUSE Literary and Arts Journal is a network for creative writers in our community. RCC students professionally edit and publish the journal themselves each year. While some may have only heard of it as a class or a place to submit creative works, those behind the journal feel…
By Izaiah Cerratos The Riverside City College football team has been forced to abandon its stadium locker room for offseason training. The Board of Trustees granted a $7.7 million budget for the renovations of Wheelock Stadium’s football field, stands and track. Two separate projects were announced in the plan. One project is designated to renovate…
By Elaina Kleven The Amazon facility in Ontario is one of the largest in the world, and it’s one of many mega factories in the area. Amy’s Farm is down the street from this 4.1 million square foot concrete jungle. One of the few sustainable farms left in Southern California. “My mom started (Amy’s Farm)…
By Alondra Montes-Martinez While there are plenty of locations that serve crepes, P.S. I Crepe You located on Magnolia Ave. has now become a designated crepe spot. The owner Patricia Rodallegas was born and raised in Orange County before moving to the Inland Empire with her brother shortly after the passing of her mother at…
By Stephen Day, Elaina Kleven and Hayden Kulick Riverside City College sent out an alert to the students ordering all students to shelter in place due to an incident near Wheelock Stadium at 9:36 a.m. April 18. Witnesses reported that a man was seen with a knife at around 8 a.m. “Students were reporting to…
By John Michael Guerrero The Salvatore G. Rotella Digital Library and Learning Resource Center is one of many key places at Riverside City College that students can visit for various resources, a place to study or a place to mingle. Recently, the library has gained attention for how noisy it can get at the food…
By Jesus Coronel An early advantage looked like a promising victory but turned into a blown lead for the Riverside City College softball team on April 1. Four straight singles in the second inning gave RCC the early lead against the Pasadena City College Lancers, with the inning being capped off by a two RBI…
By Stephen Day Crowds chanted “Hey Ho! Transphobia has got to go!” while vehicles drove by, many honking in support of the marchers, numbering over 100 people. Riverside LGBTQ+ Pride, in solidarity with Queer Youth Assemble in Washington D.C., organized the March for Queer and Trans Youth Autonomy in downtown Riverside on March 31. Crowds…
