Every year hundreds of people make new year’s resolutions that revolve around implementing a healthier lifestyle. According to an article published by Inc.com, the top New Year’s resolution of 2017 was losing weight or eating healthier, but only 9.2 percent of people would actually stick with their resolution throughout the year. About a month before[…]
Ryniker-Morrison Gallery will be hosting its final art show of the school year from April 19 to May 5. The Exhibit, dubbed “The Horse,” will feature works by artists such as Sonja Caywood, Jerry Cornelia, Tina DeWeese, Allen Knows His Gun, Beth Lee, Elyssa Leininger, Ivan Long, Brooke Moore, Carol Spielman, Sue Tirrell and Kelly[…]
I am Zack Sharp, a graduating senior here at Rocky Mountain College, and after graduating this coming May I will be going on an 11-month, 11-country mission trip called The World Race. As part of the mission trip experience, I am required to not only fundraise but keep up with a blog. This article is[…]
On April 6, a debate between Rocky Mountain College students and Ireland’s National Debate champions was hosted in Prescott’s Great Hall. Long-time debate director Shelby Jo Long-Hammond started off the evening with brief remarks on the culture of debate. Long-Hammond noted that debate at RMC has had a long history dating back to the 1950s.[…]
President of Rocky Mountain College Bob Wilmouth has an atypical personality compared to what you would expect when looking at a president of a college. You can see him on campus in a suit or in sweats and flip flops; it depends on the occasion. Regardless of his choice of wardrobe, he carries himself with[…]
Rocky Mountain College prides itself on student involvement and the many opportunities it provides on campus. Given this attitude, it seems odd that we don’t have any student art permanently displayed on campus. One student wants to change this. Ryn Haaversen, a junior, recently put together a collaborative mural on display in the Student Union[…]
Rocky Mountain College will hold its 137th annual commencement ceremony Saturday, May 5 in the Fortin Education Center at 1 p.m. All students, friends, family, faculty and staff are invited to attend. According to Associate Registrar Kyle Pratt, there are currently 161 students approved to participate in May Commencement ceremonies. Of those students, 26 are[…]
It is an undeniable fact that life is expensive. The costs of food, housing, living expenses, medical bills, and transportation fees all add up to one hefty bill and a stress headache. However, there are steps college students can take to save money while balancing classes, sports, social commitments, and other life demands. College students[…]