RCTC Student Newspaper
Nearly three years ago, RCTC athlete Micah Jeppesen became a victim of physical abuse by her then boyfriend of one and a half years. Now, she’s motivated to make sure no one else has to go through what she did and can recognize the signs of an abusive relationship before it gets out of control
Courtesy of RCTC Athletics
Abby Bauer prepares to make a shot for the basket as two Western Tech opponents attempt to block her at a January women’s basketball match. The Yellowjackets won the game 90-51 and are continuing to have an excellent season, having won 18 matches out of 23 played.
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.
RCTC students planning to graduate in the spring 2018 semester should remember to apply for graduation by Feb. 21.
Biology instructor Jaime Tjossem feels Outstanding Educator award is a charge to work harder than ever in the classroom.
Use-of-force simulator is used to train Law Enforcement students to make the best decisions in high-pressure situations.
Visit the cafeteria on Thursdays between 11:30-12:30 am and catch RCTC’s new lunchtime music series, Live @ Lunch.
2007 Equine Science alumna Stephanie Bruggeman returns as an adjunct instructor, business owner, and dressage rider.
Campus Safety offers free jump starts, car unlocks and other services to keep you going during the Minnesota cold.
Parking lot litter and grounds maintenance byproducts contribute to built up pollutant levels on campus storm water ponds. Want to help fix that? Start by picking up your garbage.