College Relation is looking for possible speakers for the Community Conversations Series. Contact College Relations in Muntz Room 327 or call 513-745-5685 for information and requirements for being a speaker in the series.

Republican Minority Leader John Boehner aims to wrest control of the United States House of Representatives from the Nancy Pelosi led Democratic Party. To do so, the GOP must win at least 40 seats.In the past 17 mid-term elections, the sitting president’s party has lost an average of 28 seats. […]

In 2011, RWC will be providing students three options to explore the world. Study abroad programs have now been finalized and are awaiting students to take advantage of the opportunity in Quebec, Costa Rica, or Great Britain. The Great Britain program, titled “Charles Darwin and the Beatles: Evolution and Revolution,” […]

There are six new part-time faculty members in the Foreign Language department. Dr. Olga Filatova is teaching Russian, Jill Landis is teaching French, Sameera Mohammad is teaching Arabic, Susan Reinhardt is teaching German, John Turner is teaching Japanese, and Brian Hunter has returned to teach Spanish. The Foreign Language department […]

For the third consecutive year, Elizabeth Klein, a recent Electronic Media Technology graduate, has won the Student Emmy Award from the Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS).This unexpected third consecutive award was earned for Klein’s capstone project: “Alice: A Mad Tea Party.” Also […]

Fall Carnival, the kickoff event for the year at Raymond Walters College, livened the green between Muntz and SAHB, on October 5. Between 11 a.m and 1:30 p.m. students could enjoy free food and music while gathering information at booths from various student organizations and employers. Fall Carnival offered free […]

RWC has teamed up with hundreds of organizations to show appreciation for hard working volunteers who meet the criteria for being eligible for the President’s Volunteer Service Award. In 2003 President George W. Bush and the President’s Council on Service and Civic Participation created a program to recognize valuable contributions […]

It’s a new year and a new Dean for Raymond Walters College. Dean Cady Short-Thompson has many new ideas for RWC. Known for her passion and dedication, Dean Short-Thompson has several upgrades in store for the campus. She wants to make the College a place that students, faculty, and the […]

Jeffrey Kraus, an RWC student in Electronic Media Technology, might also answer to “J.D. Kraus,” his pen name. Unlike most students, Kraus has accomplished a respectable feat: authoring a widely distributed book.His book, “The Aspie Teen’s Survival Guide: Candid Advice for Teens, Tweens, and Parents, from a Young Man with […]

Conquering test anxiety, mastering time management, reading between the lines, taking accurate notes-these are all great strategies to learn early in college and the RWC Study Skills Lab can help. The Study Skills Lab is a free reading center, which offers workshops for mental blocks above, as well as others […]