RCTC Student Newspaper
RCTC art and design students put their best creations on display through April 7 By Jordyn Oie Echo Staff Writer The year’s best work by RCTC art and design students is on display at the East Hall Art Gallery until April 7. A reception and awards ceremony is set for Thursday, March 30, from 4:30 … Read more
18 units of blood collected at recent drive, benefiting up to 54 people. By Piper Fuller Echo Staff Writer Students might remember that RCTC hosted a blood drive on campus in February. Now they can learn the significant impact of their donations. Over two days, the donation team from Mayo Clinic collected18 units of blood … Read more
Bring along these practical travel tips so you can focus on fun. By Piper Fuller Echo Staff Writer In less than a week, RCTC students will leave their cares and stresses behind for a long-awaited break from school. Whether your plans will take you near or far, consider these safety tips from public safety experts. … Read more
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
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
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
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
Shortly after the polls opened at RCTC’s Regional Sports Center Tuesday morning, Echo staff writer Erik Benson was on the scene. Here are a few of the moments he captured. Head election judge Harold Hatton under a huge American flag: “It’s good to see a lot of people coming out.” Election judge KC Reed: “It’s … Read more
You’ve likely heard there’s a big election coming up on Tuesday, right? Are you ready to vote? The Echo staff answers common questions to help you fulfill your civic duty. What’s happening on Tuesday? Tuesday, Nov. 8, is the date of U.S. Midterm elections. In Minnesota, voters will be electing members to the U.S. House, … Read more
Don’t forget or you will be weeping (or, at least, waiting) By Alexis Ofilas Echo Staff Writer If you haven’t already, it’s imperative that you get on eServices and select your courses – for next Spring. Yep! Believe it or not, some classes have already filled up. Jennifer Dahle, who works as a counselor in … Read more