Gagnon Museum presents first exhibition
Echo staff report The Charles E. Gagnon Museum and Sculpture Garden is presenting its first exhibition, “Lipchitz in the...
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Use the break to relax
By Drew Brinker Student Senate President The holidays are fast-approaching and are supposed to be a time of rest...
OAKS event to recognize students who face adversity: Scholarships to be presented Jan. 10
By Matthew Burdick Staff Writer Not everyone is fortunate enough to earn a scholarship although many students lack money...
Looking for a job? Go to a career fair
By Ilhan Raage Editor-in-Chief Google is often the first place people look when they are searching for a job....
‘Leaving Iowa’ is a journey of rediscovery
By Munira Alimire Arts and Entertainment Editor Munira.Alimire1651@mb.rctc.edu To close out the 2017-2018 season, the RCTC theatre presented “Leaving...
Grounds improvement projects planned for summer and fall
By Lydia Hansen Editor-in-Chief Lydia.Hansen1961@mb.rctc.edu Two new grounds improvement projects scheduled to begin this summer may impede parking through...
RCTC leadership recognized at LeadMN assembly
Echo staff report Past and present members of RCTC leadership were recognized with awards from LeadMN, the statewide student...
Instructor contributes two chapters to book
Echo staff report Art + Design Instructor Suzanne Szucs has authored two chapters for the “Routledge Companion of Photography...
RCTC welcomes new student leadership
By Bonita Hottel Staff Writer Bonita.Hottel6848@mb.rctc.edu On July 1, RCTC’s student government will change hands, welcoming three new student...
Scholarships open door to opportunity: Cooke Foundation awards $40,000 to RCTC students
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.