2023 was either the best or the worst year for Slayyyter who had just released her second studio album “STARFUCKER,” a 36-minute odyssey of ’80s electronic and synth-pop. It was her first taste of...

The Los Rios Community College District’s IT Service Department alerted students and faculty of a systemwide Canvas data breach on May 7, that's currently experiencing outages and is unable to be accessed.  After...

Stories of heroes are often polished until they mirror our ideals, but true accountability requires us to look beneath the cracks. The legacy of César Chávez is no longer a simple tale of labor rights;...

The word “sonder” (“the realization that every individual passerby has a life just as vivid and complex as your own”) had completely engulfed Brent Faiyaz’s perspective upon his arrival with...

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...

When Charli xcx released her 2022 album, “Crash,” she described it as her “major label sell-out.” It was an attempt at a ‘what-if I were a pop star’ before the deadline for a label contract...

There was a point when we thought we’d never see another album from A$AP Rocky, considering he had released merch with the slogan “Album Never Dropping” last year. That isn’t to say he hasn’t...

At 9:02 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 8, a message was sent to all American River College students and staff informing them of an internet outage that the main campus and ARC Centers are experiencing due to a “college...

“Son of Spergy” is a self-inflicted portrait of hurt and identity that transcends within a whisper of a prayer through song. That is the theme Ashton Simmonds, otherwise known as Daniel Caesar, explores...

In 2025, you’d think Doja Cat would be left out of pop conversations along with industry peers, Sabrina Carpenter and Ariana Grande– after 2023’s “Scarlet,” a striking body of work that wanted...