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Campus Pulse: Are you worried about the coronavirus?

“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

Heather Amberson

March 10, 2020

Students urge faculty to take campus equity seriously at forum

Students prepare to talk about their negative social experiences in and out of the classrooms of American River College, and how it has affected them. (Photo by Bram Martinez)

Bram Martinez

March 9, 2020

[email protected] As part of Black History Month, a group of American River College students and faculty listened in on talks given by members of the Umoja Sakhu Learning Community on Feb. 19. The subjects covered issues that affect students in ARC classrooms, such as religion and racism in and ...

Photo of the Day: March 9 , 2020

Physics major, Jonathan Macdonald sits outside at a table in the Portable Village, studying on March 9, 2020 at American River College. (Photo by Brandon Zamora)

Brandon Zamora

March 9, 2020

Photo of the Day: March 5 , 2020

Theatre arts major Zach Ekstedt applies makeup in the Stage Two dressing room at American River College on March 4, 2020, before a publicity photoshoot for “Cyrano de Bergerac,” in which Ekstedt plays the title character of the same name. (Photo by Alex Muegge)

Alex Muegge

March 5, 2020

ARC mourns loss of former staff member

Former Vice-President of Administrative Services, Ray Di Guilio (Photo Courtesy of Scott Crow)

Brandon Zamora

March 5, 2020

On Jan. 26, Ray Di Guilio, former Vice President of Administrative Services of American River College, died at the age of 76 after a long battle with cancer, according to his obituary in the Sacramento Bee’s website. Di Guilio served as vice president at ARC from 2011 to 2016. During that time, h...

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Photo of the Day: March 4, 2020

The Horticulture Department at American River College is currently prepping for its campus floral sale in April. Pictured here on March 4, 2020, are some plants that will eventually be featured in the sale. (Photo by Thomas Cathey)

Thomas Cathey

March 4, 2020

Photo of the Day : March 3 , 2020

Students and teachers can donate blood on the American River College campus at the blood drive, which is located in the parking lot area next to the Portable Village and Davies Hall. (Photo by Joshua Ghiorso)

Josh Ghiorso

March 3, 2020

Photo of the Day: March 2 , 2020

Ana Radu, Student Support Specialist of the Beaver Food Pantry, manages inventory of canned goods at American River College on March 2, 2020. (Photo by Clifton Bullock)

Clifton Bullock

March 2, 2020

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

“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

Clifton Bullock

March 2, 2020

Photo of the Day: Feb. 27 , 2020

Terrie Tatosian with her Boxer Bentley and Gayle Auge with her Bernese Mountain Dog Dante for the Lend a Heart Therapy Dogs at the Library quad on Feb. 27. (Photo by Bram Martinez)

Bram Martinez

February 27, 2020

Photo of the Day : Feb. 26 , 2020

Ecology major Josh Moreno enjoys a salami sandwich outside American River College’s Oak Cafe Bakery on Feb. 26 , 2020.(Photo by Brandon Zamora)

Brandon Zamora

February 26, 2020

Photo of the Day: Feb. 25, 2020

The Health & Wellness center at American River College has been relocated to the Student Center at ARC. Members from the Health & Wellness Center held a grand opening on Monday to celebrate. (Photo by Thomas Cathey)

Thomas Cathey

February 25, 2020

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