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The Associated Students of Riverside City College Senate meeting acknowledged President Latiesha Williams’ one-month hiatus on Oct. 6. ASRCC will continue to move forward with the leadership of Vice President Aleida Hill. Hill shared that Williams and she are “not currently on speaking terms.” While the exact details as to why they are not in...
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The No. 1 Riverside City College football team extended its winning streak to six games with a 52-28 victory over No. 13 Chaffey College on Oct. 8 at Wheelock Stadium. The Tigers surpassed the 50-point mark for the third time this season. Their previous 50-point performances came in a 60-37 win over Palomar College last...
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The Riverside City College women’s softball team is using its fall schedule to develop its roster and begin building toward its upcoming season in the spring. RCC’s schedule starts Oct. 16 with a home doubleheader and continues through Nov. 13 with two local games: one against UC Riverside on Oct. 23, one at California Baptist...
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The Riverside Historical Society hosted its annual book fair with the spotlight on the newly published book, “A History of Baseball in Riverside,” on Oct. 4. Whether you are a baseball fan, book fanatic or just along for the ride, this book fair tended to many individuals at the Ysmael Villegas Community Center in Riverside....
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The Riverside Art Museum welcomed its new executive director, Vivian Zavataro, on Oct. 2 during a ceremony within the Art Alliance Gallery. Over 100 people gathered to commemorate Zavataro’s new position and gain insight into her plans for the museum’s future. While the walls within the gallery were filled with the current exhibition titled “Out...
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The Riverside City College women’s volleyball team fought long and hard but ultimately fell to conference opponent Fullerton College 3-2 on Oct. 2 at Wheelock Gym. The Tigers managed to show resilience with a limited roster in a back-and-forth matchup that demanded a fifth-set tiebreaker after a three-game losing streak that resulted in notable Tiger...
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This article has been edited as of Oct. 7 to clarify the lede. Tigers kicker Kiara Creta made Riverside City College Athletics history Sept. 21 after she became the first woman athlete to score points for the football team in the Tigers’ 60-37 victory over Palomar College. Creta made a 47-yard field goal and converted...
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Listen here on Spotify. Episode description In this episode, Andrew speaks with fellow sports reporter Davis Galluzzo about his wheelchair basketball story coverage and two respective historical moments from RCC female athletes. Time stamps: Special guest sports reporter Davis Galluzo talks Rolling Bears. (Wheelchair Basketball- 0:30) Angelina Beall scores g
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Asian culture was celebrated under a new moon at the Museum of Riverside’s Heritage House on Sept. 26. Attendees lined the lawn of the house to share the importance of Asian culture in the Riverside community. Board member of Save Our Chinatown committee, Eugene Moy, emphasized how being a third-and-fourth generation Chinese American makes the...
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Every year in the Korean community, families come together on Chuseok, a holiday when they reunite to celebrate the autumn harvest and remember deceased loved ones. But how many people outside the Korean community understand its significance? For those unfamiliar with Chuseok, think of it as an equivalent to Thanksgiving. Not only does Chuseok stand...
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