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Honors College Information Session

High achieving high school seniors interested in learning more about Raritan Valley Community College’s Honors College are invited to participate in a Virtual Information Session, May 13, from 6-8 p.m.

Virtual Information Sessions to be Presented in May

Learn about all RVCC has to offer by participating in a Virtual Information Session in May.

RVCC Board of Trustees Passes FY 2021 Budget

Facing challenging times and uncertainty in projecting future enrollment and revenues due to the coronavirus pandemic, Raritan Valley Community College’s Board of Trustees has passed a $52.4 million budget for FY 2021.

RVCC Students Invited to Apply for COVID-19 Emergency Aid from Federal Grant Program

Raritan Valley Community College students who have suffered financial hardship due to COVID-19 are invited to apply for emergency aid as part of the CARES Act, a federally funded grant program.

NJ.com: Stop comparing coronavirus to the Holocaust, survivors say. But there are lessons that tragedy can teach us.

Read the NJ.com article that interviews Holocaust survivors experiencing the isolation of COVID-19 pandemic.

Artwork by Faculty Member Featured in Two Virtual Exhibitions

Artwork by Raritan Valley Community College faculty member Darren McManus is featured in two ongoing virtual exhibitions. McManus, a resident of Lambertville, is an Assistant Professor in the College’s Arts & Design Department.

In a Covid-19 World, More Students Are Choosing RVCC!

Have your priorities changed since Covid-19? Are you reconsidering your future road map? You’re not alone. Much has changed since the Coronavirus, but one thing is still true: knowledge is power! That’s why junior and senior high school students, students enrolled at other four-year institutions, and working adults are shifting their attention—and their futures— to Raritan Valley Community College.

Holocaust Institute Sets Webinar Series on “Resilience During Challenging Times”

The Institute of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Raritan Valley Community College will present a timely webinar series, “Resilience During Challenging Times: Testimonies that Provide Hope,” Fridays, April 17-May 29, from 3-4 p.m.

Online Summer Classes to be Offered Beginning in May

College students are turning their focus to Raritan Valley Community College to make their summer productive, especially during such challenging times.

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