By Sarah Brakebill-Hacke Student Senate president [email protected] “A small body of determined spirits fired by an unquenchable faith in their mission can alter the course of history” – Mahatama Gandhi This school year has been filled with great accomplishments. When my term began, almost a year ago, my only set goal was to give the … Read more
By Lydia Hansen Editor-in-Chief This May, I walked across the stage in cap and gown and received my associate’s degree as a proud member of the RCTC class of 2018. This fall, I’ll transfer to Hamline University where I’ll be completing a bachelor’s degree in creative writing and journalism, with a minor in communication studies. … Read more
Low attendance of RCTC home sporting events leads staff member to question why so few RCTC fans turn out for games.
Do we “like” things too much? We don’t think so!
Spring semester marks a time of great change on our campus: students graduate, flowers begin to bloom, and a new student leadership team is elected.
“May I quote you on that?” is a common question a journalist asks during an interview. Here are just a few of the colorful comments that we’ve heard around campus. This time, we didn’t ask your permission.
“My story is one that people could easily pity. Pity is not what I am asking for.” Former Echo editor-in-chief reflects on life, health, and legacy.
“For many, a college career is basically a hunt for wisdom, knowledge, and truth. (Also free pizza.) The greatest truth of my college career can be summed up in the words of a well-known life coach and diplomate: Jedi Master Yoda.”
An RCTC student reviews the 2017-release Wolfenstein II and discusses whether the highly anticipated sequel game lived up to expectations.
