The Minnesota College Athletic Conference, under the leadership of Peter Watkins, hopes to break the barriers holding back many two-year athletic programs. This includes lack of recognition for the teams and low promotion of conference events, all of which results in two-year sports teams and leagues being overlooked in favor of four-year schools.
Art club completes large mural project reflecting diversity of the student body.
An RCTC student reviews the 2017-release Wolfenstien II and discusses whether the highly anticipated sequel game lived up to expectations.
RCTC alum uses his passion for writing to express himself and make an impact on the lives of others.
RCTC has multiple procedures in place which allow individuals to express any suggestions or concerns they have about issues relating to the college. “We want our students to have a voice and feel that if they’ve been wronged, they can get a resolution.”
On Dec. 26, the portal opens for RCTC scholarship applications. Apply now for scholarships for the 2018-2019 academic year.
After signing five new players to the team this year, RCTC’s women’s basketball team makes strong moves through the conference.
The mens basketball team opens the season strong, but lost to Anoka-Ramsey in the NJCAA Region XIII championship game.
