Tag: Riverside

In an attempt to be more inclusive and accepting, Riverside City Hall will now allow commemorative flags to be flown outside their building. The...

The Inland Empire, once desirable for its affordable housing, is currently facing a housing crisis while simultaneously experiencing an overpopulation of warehouses. Warehouses have...

Coming to UC Riverside, I had no expectation of being a part of Journalism in any way, shape or form. To be quite frank,...

Iced vanilla lattes are always my go-to drink whenever I explore new coffee shops. It’s one of my favorite coffee drinks when I’m in...

Seemingly since its conception, there has been varying discourse related to law enforcement in this country. Distrust filters down to every rung on the...

While the unassuming exterior may fool you, walking through the door to the France House of Crepes greets you with an opportunity to experience...

This particular housing was constructed, owned, and operated by American Campus Communities. Currently, North District Phase 2 consists of adding approximately 1600 accommodations served...

On Saturday, November 5th, Riverside’s community gathered for its Day of the Dead, Día de Muertos, festival. The festival ran through the heart of...

The Associated Students of UCR’s 26th meeting of the school year took place on Wednesday, May 18, both in person and through Zoom at...

Since late December 2021, student workers at the Botanical Garden of UC Riverside have been organizing in order to secure a $2 per hour...