Lul Sharif, a full-time PSEO student and high school senior, is one of four students partaking in Dr. Heather Sklenica’s chemistry research class.
Chemistry class gives student freedom to study what I love’
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Earth Science students are seeing stars Ò in 3D
“What we’ll be using is the HTTC Vive, which is one of the kinds of goggles you can use for virtual reality,” said Dr. John Tacinelli, describing new virtual reality lab technology RCTC is using thanks to a grant from Minnesota State.
Students educate community at on-campus dental clinic
By Lydia Hansen Editor in Chief Lydia.Hansen1961@mb.rctc.edu Did you know you can get your teeth cleaned right here on...
Will the Dungeon be demolished?
Plaza and Memorial Hall project ranks third on bonding priorities By Faith Boyum Managing Editor Faith.Boyum5336@mb.rctc.edu The Dungeon still...
Just 5 weeks left – hang in there!
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RCTC, where you never overstay your welcome
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Block party builds community
Student Life hosted the inaugural Welcome Back Block Party on Aug. 24, featuring inflatables, miniature golf, yard games, popcorn...
After-school child care is much more than crowd control
The best part of the job is the kids, and the worst part of the job is the kids. Alex Roberts, a student at RCTC, works for Project Kids, which provides after school care for children that are 3 years to fifth grade in Kasson.
I feel like I belong here’ – Campus clubs give opportunity for learning, socializing
Regardless of how or why students choose to get involved with student clubs, the door is always open for those who are interested.
Student Success Day about asking the right questions
The fall semester’s Student Success Day, held on Sept. 13, featured a multitude of sessions aimed at helping students improve their college experience.
A mix of old and new sessions were offered. Some, like the Mayo School of Health Science series, targeted a portion of the student body, while others had a more general focus and were applicable to all students regardless of major or previous college experience.