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“I’m a person who likes the sunny weather and I like to be outside when it’s clear, so when it’s raining I’m less motivated. All of my activities are outside, so if I can’t do anything outside, it makes me want to study less and do less homework.” - Michael Sanders | Kinesiology Major

Campus Pulse: How has the rain affected you?

Matthew Soderlund and Jeralynn Querubin • March 8, 2023

“Being in person is the only reason I teach. I love interacting with students in person. I hate Zoom.” - David Jacobs | Philosophy Professor

Campus Pulse: Do you prefer in-person, hybrid, or fully online classes?

The Current Staff • March 1, 2023

The UNITE Center at American River College is a place for students of different backgrounds to come together and bond. (Photo by Jaqueline Ruvalcaba & Carla Montaruli)

ARC students should step up and take the bonding opportunities offered

Jaqueline Ruvalcaba and Carla Montaruli • November 8, 2022

American River College students should step up and take the bonding opportunities offered by the college, through events and clubs. Student bonding and engagement is important for mental health and success. According...

Sergio Robles, an American River College alumni, is running for Elk Grove City Council in hopes of making a difference in the community. (Photo courtesy of Sergio Robles)

ARC alumni Sergio Robles runs for Elk Grove city council

Lorraine Barron, Managing Editor • November 5, 2022

Sergio Robles, an American River College alumni, says he hopes to make a difference at the smaller level of community service by sitting in a place  he can make change. Robles feels the importance...

On Nov. 25, Volunteers help to distribute toiletries bags for student to each car.

On Nov. 25, the Beaver Food Pantry distributed food and toiletries to needy students

Emily Mello, Photo Editor • December 10, 2020

On Nov. 25, the Beaver Food Pantry distributed food and toiletries to students who needed the items.  Following COVID-19 protocols, students lined up their cars in two rows by the portable classrooms...

“I think it is a little over dramatic in my opinion, but I do understand why they would do it. I know people are scared of the virus, so I guess it makes sense. I think it is overrated because we go through this every other year, there is always some type of virus or disease, and it always passes. I don’t think we will be able to finish our EMT class, so we might just have to come back when all this is over and then either retake the class or continue where we left off.” Jonas Babel-Buckner | Criminal Justice Major

Campus Pulse : What do you think about the LRCCD campuses closing down?

Emily Mello • March 13, 2020

“Me personally, no. But for people that it is the biggest threat for, yes. I’m not worried because I’m pretty confident in my immune system. I’ve always washed my hands, but now I put more attention into the time that I’m doing it.” - Alfonso Gonzales | Psychology Major

Campus Pulse: Are you worried about the coronavirus?

Heather Amberson • March 10, 2020

“I don’t think it’s useful. I normally don’t keep track of time itself. Luckily that’s what smartphones are for, it autocorrects the time for me.” - Clinton Verge | Dance and Theater Major

Campus Pulse : Do you think Daylight Saving Time is useful?

Clifton Bullock • March 2, 2020

“I usually look at the design and put it off until the last day and then I do it at midnight.” Leah Perry | Early Childhood Development Major

Campus Pulse : What do you procrastinate on when it comes to college?

Josh Ghiorso • February 20, 2020

“Healthcare [because] I’m in a neighborhood where a lot of people feel like they can’t get it as easily as they should be able to.” - Henry Oill | Biology/Chemistry Major

Campus Pulse : What political issue are you most passionate about?

February 19, 2020

“Somewhere chill like watching the sunset” - Fatema Taheri | Criminal Justice Major

Campus Pulse : Cheap Ideas for Valentines Day!

Marquala Brown • February 18, 2020

“It really came as a shock. I’m not really a basketball fan but it still had a really big impact and he’s was a great athlete and a legend in general.” - Maya Tonoukouin｜Undecided Major

Campus Pulse : What impact do you think Kobe Bryant had?

February 4, 2020

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