American wrestling icon Jimmy “Mouth of the South” Hart and English bare-knuckle boxer turned WWE nemesis Wade “Bad News” Barrett visited the Current’s newsroom at American River College during...

ARC's offense turns the ball over plenty, but created no turnovers of their own on defense ARC football head coach Jon Osterhout has gotten used to having a ballhawking defense, and was left longing...

Despite outgaining their opponent by nearly 300 yards and a solid defensive performance, the American River College football team lost their first game of the season Saturday, falling to the visiting Butte...

With performances in multiple styles, including song, poetry, improvisation and acting, Theater Arts Club’s first “Cafe Noir” of the semester, which took place on Nov. 4, was a fun way for the artistically...

By Kameron Schmid and Cameron Weaver Kameron Schmid: YES Sacramento City College’s designated smoking areas policy is a reasonable and fair treatment of the issue of public smoking on a college...

State No. 1 and undefeated American River College football (7-0) beat Feather River College on Saturday 44-8, and further cemented their position atop the state. Early on, it didn’t look like the...

American River College’s football team is undefeated and ranked first in the state after beating College of the Siskiyous over the weekend, 33-31, with starting quarterback Tanner Trosin throwing five...

American River College’s football team beat College of San Mateo 24-14 over the weekend to improve to 5-0 on the season, largely behind quarterback Tanner Trosin’s strong early play and a defense that...

With a 1-0 win over West Valley College and a player red carded and ejected, the new season for American River College’s women’s soccer team began in quite a fashion. The red card came first, with...

In a file cabinet in the shared office of track and field and cross country head coach Rick Anderson and head golf instructor Raye Maero, there are four California Community College Coach of the Year awards. Three...

William Shakespeare’s comedies always have a wedding, and the American River College Theater production of “Much Ado About Nothing” is no exception. While the main plot device lies in the engagement...

By Kameron Schmid and Barbara Harvey Before the last home game of the season for the women’s basketball team, sophomores Caresse Williams and Mackenzie Theiler were honored. Each was called to the...