Campus program helps women WIN
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The Women’s Initiative Network (WIN) is a program at Richland designed to promote academic and personal growth among female students.
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T-Ducks advance to conference unbeaten
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Richland’s women team scored six past Blinn to maintain a perfect winning record ahead of the start of the conference games.
Read MorePress play: Marvel’s Spider-Man PS4 is out
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It is great to see Spider-Man in the movies and on TV, but what really amazes me is seeing him as a playable character in the “Spider-Man” PlayStation 4 videogame. Videogames like this need to be part of an actual movie because it shows the character’s backstory.
Read MoreMoving melodies pay tribute to 9/11
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An almost full hour of deeply serious piano music must be professionally played to be truly enjoyable. The Sept. 11 noontime recital in Fannin Hall certainly was.
Read MoreRicky's TAKE 5: Heroes, Dinosaurs, and Puppets Edition
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Entertainment Editor Ricky Miller’s weekly movie and TV reviews.
Read More‘The Nun’ scares none
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“The Nun” left many moviegoers jumping in their seats and some even screaming. For a select few, however, “The Nun” didn’t deliver what was expected. Moviegoers were met with lousy sound and spine-shivering silence. Even with all the bells and whistles, “The Nun” just didn’t have much of a fear factor.
Read More‘Peppermint’ a sweet treat for moviegoers
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The revenge tale “Peppermint” delivers the goods big time. Jennifer Garner is Riley North, a distraught mother who returns to seek vengeance after her entire family was wiped out at the hands of a ruthless drug cartel. This is something that baffles me. Why do they pick five years afterward as a significant milestone?
Read MoreRichland to offer flu vaccinations
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Flu season is just around the corner and officially begins in October, according to the Centers of Disease Control (CDC). Before the flu can wreak havoc through schools and businesses, however, Richland is offering students several opportunities to get the flu shot. The first is on Sept. 19 in El Paso Hall, Room E088. The vendors will return periodically through Nov. 6. The cost of the vaccine is $28 if not covered by insurance.
Read MoreMascot wanted
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The Office of Student Life (OSL) is searching for students who want to be Richland’s mascot, R Mobius Thunderduck, can fit in the costume and walk in the huge feet.
Read MoreDr. Siegle: An Excellent Teacher
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Dr. Clive Siegle expressed gratitude for being honored with the 2018-2019 Excellence in Teaching award for full-time faculty. He teaches U.S. History I and II at Richland and is credited in the textbooks used in class. Siegle has only been teaching full time since 2011 after teaching part time in the 1990s.
Read MoreDallas Cowboys lose season opener
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The Dallas Cowboys kicked off the 2018 NFL season against the Carolina Panthers on the road in Charlotte, N.C. on Sept. 9. As usual, the media hype generated high expectations for the new season. It didn’t play out as the Cowboys Nation hoped, but with a 16-8 loss. Quick- running quarterback Cam Newton led the Panthers to victory.
Read MoreRegister: Campus election event
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Student organizations at Richland College are educating eligible voters on the voting process. The Student Government Association (SGA) and the Office of Student Life (OSL) are hosting an election awareness event Sept. 25 and 26. Students can register to vote, practice using a voting machine and meet people from a number of political organizations.
Read MoreUPCOMING EVENTS September 18th thru 26th
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Richland campus evens for the last two weeks of September.
Read MoreFitness center has new opportunities shaping up
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The Richland fitness center is new and improved. The facility is available to athletes and students who want to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Read MoreThunderduck volleyball a smash
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Jessica Byers left, and Dextiny Patrick block a smash from a Texas College player..
Read MoreRichland Food pantry meets public needs
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Richland College joins other Dallas County Community College District schools in establishing a food pantry on campus. On Sept. 10, the Richland food pantry was scheduled to open to the public.
Read MoreManufacturing ideas to make art
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An artist from the Dallas area, who now works as a professor, is the focus of a new exhibit at the Brazos Gallery, and students will have the chance to speak to him this week.
Read MoreA peek into immigrants’ difficult journey
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For the first time at Richland, students were sent out to different locations on campus for an experiential assignment. It was an attempt to help them understand the immigration process. The effort was led by Rolanda Randle, professor of federal and Texas government. The exercise was launched with hopes of enabling students, especially citizens, to better understand the immigration process.
Read More‘Harvest of Empire’ explores immigration
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The documentary film, “Harvest of Empire” (2012) was screened Sept. 4 at Richland, part of a three-day event that included an on-campus activity and a community conversation held Sept. 6 in Fannin Performance Hall.
Read MoreA harrowing piece of history with a heartbreaking storyline
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To me, watching a new movie is like picking out a meal at a new restaurant. You know you will be watching something, but you are not sure exactly how it will turn out.
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