Violence in media doesn’t perpetuate real life violence
Violence in the media has been a recent topic of discussion with the October release of the “Joker” movie. The worry was specifically if “Joker”…
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‘Kalopsia’ explores the quest into adulthood
A few months ago American River College gained a new published writer. Kanika Harris, psychology major, wrote, illustrated and self-published her book of poems titled…
ARC volleyball team crushes Folsom Lake College
The American River College women’s volleyball team will travel to Chula Vista for the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) state championship after defeating Folsom…
History Professor teaches on the importance of Latin American cultures and history
When it comes to history, it can be considered one of the most boring subjects to learn about and many students may just want to…
ARC makes statement win before playoffs
The American River College football team defeated the Feather River College Golden Eagles 51-20 in dominant fashion at ARC’s Beaver Stadium on Nov. 16. With…
Thrifty art student dresses to express
Between the art buildings at American River College, Caitlin “Cat” Alfstad sits comfortably amongst the in-progress art projects created by other students. She is wearing…
ARC community urges district to cut ties with controversial food service vendor
By Oden Taylor & Jennah Booth In a move that could reshape each Los Rios Community College District campus’s food services offerings, students, clubs and…
ASB approves $6,000 bill for ARC’s Model United Nations Club
The American River College Associated Student Body Senate met Nov. 15, to vote on the ARC Model United Nations Funding Bill. This was the main,…
ARC football’s defense stands strong for fourth consecutive win
In a game that wasn’t decided until the last minute, the American River College football team hung on in a closely contested battle against the…
Catch These Jazz Hands – Live at ARC’s Main Theater
American River College’s music department will host an instrumental jazz concert directed by music professor Dyne Eifertsen at ARC’s Main Theater on Nov. 8 at…
Big Mouth gives ‘growing pains’ a whole new meaning
Growing up is difficult for most people. It is a set of trials and tribulations everyone faces, but the undeniable truth of the matter is…
ARC President Thomas Greene to retire in 2020
American River College President Thomas Greene will retire from his position on June 30, 2020. Greene first came to ARC in August 2014 to replace…