Advisers and students of Art New Media 359 and Creative Writing 450 held an open house at college hour to discuss what it is like to select artwork for the upcoming edition of the American River Review. American...

Dressed up in costumes inspired by horror films and the seven deadly sins, Cosumnes River College dance crew Skream won first place for the level three dance competition during the Urban Hip Hop Class...

The American River College production “The Deafhood Monologues,” which featured an all-Deaf cast who signed all of their lines, was a beautiful attempt to form a connection between those who are able...

An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified Deaf Culture as "hearing impaired." “The Deafhood Monologues,” a play partly inspired by “The Vagina Monologues” that intends to shed light...

Sacramento State’s production of “Water by the Spoonful,” directed by Roberto Pomo, is an emotional play that deals with drug addiction, online identities and is filled with complex characters that...

The end for the American River College men’s soccer team began when Modesto midfielder Bruce Orcana scored the first goal of the match in the middle of the first half. ARC never lead, and lost to Modesto...

Before beginning his magic show at the auditions for the upcoming American River College production “Gumbo,” ARC student Spencer Murrish said the one thing he learned in college was that girls love...

Usually students travel out of state to attend college at a four year university, but American River College’s football team has its own share of out of state players. Players on the team expressed...

Actors Michael Goodman and Juan Parada from the Oregon Shakespeare Festival came to American River College Monday to discuss how the theme of friendship is interwoven throughout Shakespeare’s plays by...

Brycen Neville scored the game winning goal for American River College men’s soccer team against San Joaquin Delta College, making it the first win for ARC the entire season with a score of 1-0. “The...

An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified Jason Long as the Blue Man Group member who was hit with the mallet.  Halfway through a performance in Chicago one night, Blue Man Group member...