Back to square oneRCC Board of Trustees begins third search for new chancellor
Three rejections, two withdrawals and one new interim chancellor; amidst the internal struggles, the Riverside Community College District Board of Trustees is back to square one in its search for a permanent chancellor.
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The king reclaims his throne
Before "The Mummy" or "National Treasure," there was Indy. Before "The Legend of Zelda" or "World of Warcraft" there was Indy.
In a moment nearly 20 years in the making, that familiar music blasts into the theater and everyone's favorite reluctant hero reappears into our lives.
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Christian Knowlton, 26, a potential science major, is heading back to the war in Iraq. Knowlton leaves for Arizona to begin training June 1. |
RCC student fights for peace
Summer is just around the corner, and while some students will enroll in summer courses and others will be enjoying the sand and surf, Riverside City College student and United States Army Specialist Christian Knowlton will be on his way to Iraq.
Operation Iraqi Freedom has been a subject of controversy since it began in March 2003.
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One more civil rights victorySame-sex marriage ban is overturned in California
The California Supreme Court recently overturned a ban on same-sex marriage in a close 4-3 decision.
The decision was the result of 23 same-sex couples suing the state of California in March 2004 to make their marriages legal.
They were all being represented by Jennifer Pizer of Lambda Legal, the nation's leading legal advocate for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights movement.
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Riverside resident Jeremiah Clark runs along the Santa Ana River Trail. |
The natural side of Riverside
If you are looking for a cool place to get away from it all, but are too busy to drive out of town, then maybe you should check out the Santa Ana River Trail.
Within one mile of campus is an urban wilderness where one can walk, run and ride.
The trail provides an ever changing back drop for exercise or study.
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Spring wrap up: baseball, track and field
Baseball
The Riverside City College Tigers were eliminated from playoff contention on May 25 in a game against the Sierra College Wolverines. The 6-1 win over the Tigers advances the Wolverines to the state championship and officially puts an end to the Tigers' season.
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The word on campusEpisode 1
Erin Hudson interviews students of Riverside City College, to get their views on the news.
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Officers in training feel the heat
Riverside City College community service officers must be pepper sprayed in order to complete their training.
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