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RVCC Planetarium to Present Star Shows, Laser Concerts in May

The Raritan Valley Community College Planetarium in Branchburg will present a variety of star shows and laser concerts for all ages in May.

Local Students Honored with Annual Robeson Awards

Fifty-seven middle and high school students from Somerset and Hunterdon counties were honored for their achievements at the 27th Annual Paul Robeson Youth Achievement Awards Reception, held April 6 at Raritan Valley Community College.

At Your Service: RVCC Gives Back

At Raritan Valley Community College, we are committed to serving the community and enriching the lives of our neighbors, both near and far. As a service-oriented institution, we offer numerous opportunities to give back, both on campus and in partnership with local organizations. There’s bound to be an opportunity that speaks to you and inspires you to serve! Read on for some ways to get started.

Adult Classes at RVCC to Focus on Social Media, Writing, Fishing

Raritan Valley Community College’s Community Education Department will offer a variety of adult personal enrichment classes this spring.

Writer will Speak at RVCC About Novel Based on Family’s Internment After Attack on Pearl Harbor

Julie Otsuka, author of When the Emperor Was Divine, will speak at RVCC on April 19 as part of the College’s “One Book” project.

Governor Kean to Speak at RVCC Commencement

The Honorable Thomas H. Kean, who served as Governor of New Jersey from 1982-1990 and President of Drew University, will deliver the commencement address at Raritan Valley Community College’s 48th annual spring commencement, Saturday, May 13, at 10 a.m.

RVCC Chorale to Perform Carmina Burana

The Raritan Valley Community College Chorale will present its Spring Concert on Saturday, May 6, at 3 p.m

Annual Event Honoring Outstanding Student Work Slated at RVCC

Raritan Valley Community College will continue its tradition of honoring students’ outstanding academic work at its annual nota bene event, April 20, at 6 p.m.

How did nearly 8,000 pieces of trash land in one Delaware River cove?

Professor Jay Kelly’s Environmental Studies class participated in a cleanup/research project at a wildlife preserve along the Delaware River.

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