RCTC Student Newspaper
Hill Theater presentation Wednesday, Feb. 22, from noon to 1 p.m. In lieu of this week’s What’s Up Wednesday, join your fellow students and faculty in the Hill Theater for the Black History Month event, “Unbought,” Unbought is a musical theater piece presenting the dramatic stories of three African-American women: Ida B. Wells, a … Read more
Join your fellow students Feb. 15 for a What’s Up Wednesdays financial health discussion. Learn how to set financial goals, budget and spend, and make knowledgeable choices that will get you on a healthy financial path. The discussion will include basic financial terms and concepts. Noon to 1 p.m. in the Hive.
Artificial intelligence rules in new art installation By Jessica Cormican Echo Staff Writer Generation Loss, a provocative installation exploring the powers of artificial intelligence, has opened at RCTC’s art gallery. Creator Eric Anderson uses AI to create stunning visuals and thought-provoking soundbites to immerse visitors in a new digital landscape. Anderson also employs a plant … Read more
Next in a series offering RCTC students ideas about possible career paths By Mathew Clemens Echo Staff Writer Do you like technology and science? Are you hoping to make an impact on the health of your community? A degree in lab science could lead you to a fulfilling career in the medical field. RCTC offers … Read more
Visits from “Pause with Paws” pups help students, staff and faculty de-stress Next visit: Feb. 9 By Alexis Ofilas Echo Staff Writer After a long winter break from classroom assignments, research and exams, returning to school can feel more than stressful. One antidote to all that angst? Spending even a few minutes with a beloved … Read more
Join your fellow students this Wednesday to gain important insights from a panel of alcohol and drug experts. Bring your questions for a follow-up Q & A. Noon to 1 p.m. in the Hive.
Would you give 10 minutes to save up to three people? Mobile unit at RCTC Feb. 1 and 2 By Piper Fuller Echo Staff Writer While donating blood is not something most college students consider, Adam Stewart hopes you will. Stewart is a blood donation coordinator at Mayo Clinic. He’s witnessed a troubling decline in … Read more
RCTC Learning Center offers ideas to keep you engaged from day one of the new semester By Jordyn Oie Echo Staff Writer Nothing is worse than returning to school after a long break and already feeling behind as you tackle new courses. Wouldn’t you rather start off strong and build from there? If so, here … Read more
Changes for spring semester allow for more flexibility, more spots and less confusion By Jordyn Oie Echo Staff Writer Hello spring semester. Good-bye special parking sections. Beginning Jan. 9, all parking spaces on campus are now open to employees and students/visitors. The only exception are designated spots with posted signs. The shift began Jan. 9, … Read more
It’s finals week! Join fellow RCTC students to decompress and relax by making stress balls. This is an opportunity to take a brain break and feel recharged and ready to tackle your end-of-year exams and assignments. Noon this Wednesday in the Hive (3rd floor College Center).