Alum’s novel is a sci-fi journey
RCTC alum uses his passion for writing to express himself and make an impact on the lives of others.
The ECHO - RCTC Student Newspaper
We’ve (finally) found the Complaints Department, and they’re glad to see you
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.”
Apply now for scholarships
On Dec. 26, the portal opens for RCTC scholarship applications. Apply now for scholarships for the 2018-2019 academic year.
Women’s basketball team looks for successful season
After signing five new players to the team this year, RCTC’s women’s basketball team makes strong moves through the conference.
Men’s basketball team opens season strongly
The mens basketball team opens the season strong, but lost to Anoka-Ramsey in the NJCAA Region XIII championship game.
Work-study opportunities bring work and school together
Some students may not be aware, but there is a wide variety of work-study positions at RCTC that may suit their interests and supplement their income. In many ways, a work-study job can help build workplace experience to prepare students for jobs after graduation.
Rager nominated for coach of the year
RCTC Head Wrestling Coach Randy Rager is finalist for Area Coach of the Year. “We are thrilled that the Rochester Amateur Sports Commission has named Coach Rager as a finalist for Coach of the Year,” said RCTC Athletic Director Mike Lester.
STEAM summit featured technical careers, clubs
By Munira Alimire Arts and Entertainment Editor [email protected] Every year, nearly 2,000 Rochester area students take part in the STEAM summit held in RCTC’s gym, a career fair geared towards teaching middle and high schoolers about the different careers and opportunities Rochester organizations offer. This summit was the 10th time the Rochester Chamber Commerce sponsored … Read more
Have you seen these business cards?
By Lydia Hansen Editor-in-chief Rochester-native Nathan Hoover, an up-and-coming photographer and RCTC student, is making a name for himself in the Rochester community. (His second claim to fame is that he’s a quadruplet.) A graduate of Mayo High School, Hoover discovered his interest in photography in his freshman year. Shortly after graduating, he secured a … Read more
New Mass Communications program under development
By Evelyn Daood Staff Writer [email protected] Several years ago, RCTC discontinued their Mass Communications program. Now, that program is in the process of being restarted. One of the first steps toward this goal came with the acquisition of studio equipment, which was brought to campus earlier in the spring of this year. Acquired from KTTC’s … Read more