RCTC Student Newspaper
Two RCTC students have been awarded prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Foundation scholarships. Sarah Brakebill-Hacke and Munira Alimire are the 2018 finalists in the national scholarship program, which annually awards $40,000 for up to three years to 60 selected students pursuing bachelor’s degrees.
This January, $15,000 was awarded to six high school seniors or first-year RCTC students through the RCTC Foundation’s 18th annual Beat the Odds scholarship program.
RCTC recognized Black History Month with several weeks of presentations and activities celebrating achievements of the black community and reflecting on the central role they have played in United States history.
Three RCTC Photography students will be featured in the Rochester Emerging Photographers Exhibition at Kahler Hotel on February 24.
This semester’s Student Success Day focused on reminding students that they are believed in and that they do not have to do hard things alone.
Use-of-force simulator is used to train Law Enforcement students to make the best decisions in high-pressure situations.
2007 Equine Science alumna Stephanie Bruggeman returns as an adjunct instructor, business owner, and dressage rider.
Having trouble learning a math or science concept? Need some help with a reading assignment or wanting some guidance on an essay? Tutors, computers, and other study resources at the Learning Center make finals week a snap, but are also useful and available throughout the semester.
By Lydia Hansen Editor-in-Chief For every student, the goal of their college career is to be able to begin their future career as soon as possible after graduation. Unfortunately, choosing what career to pursue is a daunting and sometimes difficult task. That’s why counselors Gregg Wright and Deb Vang have an end goal of helping … Read more
Some students may not be aware, but there is a wide variety of work-study positions at RCTC that may suit their interests and supplement their income. In many ways, a work-study job can help build workplace experience to prepare students for jobs after graduation.