Susan Sipple, Associate Professor of English at RWC, has been awarded the 2010 Mrs. A.B. “Dolly” Cohen Award for Excellence in Teaching.Professor Sipple has often been described as a professor who is not easy but who will go out of her way to give her students the necessary tools for […]

On May 21, 2010, RWC Student Life and Student Government hosted the annual College Student Awards Ceremony. Students were honored for their excellence in academia as well as student involvement and service to RWC.Pamela Lineback, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs, welcomed the recipients, family, faculty, and guests to the ceremony. […]

At this year’s World Fest, I heard about a group on campus I had never seen before, the RWC Veterans Support Group. I wasn’t exactly sure what the group was all about, and comments from several other RWC students (veteran and civilian alike) made me realize that they didn’t either.So, […]

This feature student is one who has displayed great character and determination in her life. Aileen Guillen is an international student from the Philippines. Her major is Web Page Management, and she plans on graduating in the Spring of 2011. She is 29 years old and works for the RWC […]

Once again, our RWC Veterinary Technician students have done outstanding work in our community, this time with seeing-eye dogs. On Sunday, May 16, several students volunteered their time assisting with eye exams at the VetMed Eye Clinic, a clinic specifically for eyes. Many owners in the Greater Cincinnati area brought […]

This NBA season has been one full of surprises. The Cleveland Cavaliers went from one of the best teams in the league to potentially receiving a lottery pick next year (depending on Lebron James in free agency). The Boston Celtics looked worn down most of the season, and now they’re […]

Historically, arena football has never thrived in Cincinnati. The combination of a professional NFL team and mediocre arena teams like the Rockers, Swarm, Marshals, and more recently, the Jungle Kats have made for only one or two seasons played before the teams disbanded. This year, however, a new team is […]

On March 22, 2010, the House of Representatives passed the $940 billion health care bill, which President Barack Obama then signed later that week. According to the government, this bill will expand coverage to 32 million uninsured Americans.Despite what President Obama may say, opinion polls have shown that the American […]

Many folks have a misperception that summertime at a college is mostly downtime, filled with slow-paced days and far fewer meetings and projects. However, at Raymond Walters College the short summer break is still jam-packed with tasks. This summer is no exception, as progress will continue on several major projects […]

The Ortho Evra birth control patch almost killed me. I had recently been on the Depo Provera shot and decided to change to some other form of birth control. I was 28 at the time. I shared my concerns with the doctor and told her (the truth) that I smoked […]