American River College’s Horticulture Department prepares students for careers in California’s multi-billion dollar horticulture industry. They learn about plant production, landscape design and floristry...

Want to make some new four-legged friends? Need an adventure buddy but can’t adopt? Visit Front Street Animal Shelter, a Sacramento city municipal open intake shelter, and home to upwards of 150 dogs...

The hum of the radio once meant everything. For Don Sainte-Johnn, it meant possibility - a voice cutting through static in a small Alabama town and pointing toward cities he had only imagined, including...

The American River College Health and Wellness Center has taken a clever approach to informing ARC students about physical and mental health resources on campus. Inspired by a similar initiative at another...

ICE, also known as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, is tasked with protecting America’s national security under the Department of Homeland Security. According to its website, ICE is made up...

It’s said that if you live in Sacramento for long enough, you might end up with allergies. The region’s abundance of trees, flowering plants and grasses make it a beautiful but difficult place to live...

Earth Day is celebrated every year on April 22 as a way to remind people globally to protect the planet. From reducing waste to implementing sustainable practices, this day serves as a reminder that small...

Every student has a different routine. Balancing sports, jobs and other responsibilities can be difficult, but helpful tools can make it easier to maintain an organized routine.  Ava Martinez, a student...

On a breezy, beautiful, 75-degree day, laughter and music flowed from Flower Fist Art Market’s community event space in Sacramento. Attendees and vendors in masks mingled and shared resources and contact...

On Saturday, well over a thousand people turned up outside of California’s Capitol, according to the Sacramento Bee. Music, demonstrations and speeches from Immigration Attorney Karen Pedraza and activists...

Following the bombing of Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, which authorized the removal of “any or all persons” from military areas on Feb. 19, 1942. Although...

After six years, Subway is now open again in the American River College Cafeteria, offering a variety of subs, salads, wraps, slides and drinks. Following its initial closure in 2020, Subway’s return...