Opinion: Technology is driving us into danger
May 9, 2016
As the world gets farther into the 21st century, the technology available becomes more a part of our everyday lives. It is now being integrated into our vehicles, as if distracted driving weren’t already a problem. Although it might be tempting to have the latest smart-car technology, drivers would...
Fast cars and gearheads
May 9, 2016
For most people, cars are just another machine that brings them from point A to point B, and on the way there it tries to take every dollar out of their wallet. However, there is so much more behind these so called “machines” that a whole culture and community of millions of fans, called gearheads,...
Inconsistent season leaves ARC’s baseball team’s out of playoffs
May 3, 2016
American River College’s baseball team started off the season with hopes of making the playoffs, but ended up having a sub .500 season and finishing with a 15-21 overall record. “The goal is always to go to playoff and state, but as the season goes on you realize that was looking less obtainable...
ARC’s soccer program will see a big upgrade with new 1,000 capacity stadium
April 26, 2016
American River College’s soccer program will be getting a huge upgrade in their playing field for the upcoming season, with the construction of a new 1,000 capacity soccer stadium. The stadium will be included in the multi-million dollar project that includes new practice fields for the football and ...
Neighborhood shooting in Natomas causes the lockdown of a nearby preschool
Matthew Nobert and Nicole Kesler
April 18, 2016
Story by Nicole Kesler An altercation broke out between two men in a Natomas home around 10 a.m. Monday, leaving one with multiple gunshot wounds and causing a lockdown of nearby Merryhill Preschool according to the Sacramento Police Department. It is suspected that the victim and suspect know one anoth...
Belarus under-16 men’s national tennis champion comes to play for ARC
April 15, 2016
The trip from Belarus to Sacramento is over 5,000 miles, and American River College tennis player Alex Meliuk made that trip last year to start a new life in the United States and create more opportunities for himself. “Life there is different, there are more opportunities here,” Meliuk said....
Opinion: Strengthening your body strengthens your brain
April 11, 2016
Exercise is one of the most beneficial things that you can do to stimulate and strengthen your brain. For college students, these benefits can carry over to the classroom, but the number of college students that hit the gym is low. Some people might find that sitting in lecture halls for hours on...
Retiring ARC faculty and staff honored
April 5, 2016
American River College has more than just its students moving on the next chapters of their lives. On Thursday, ARC president Thomas Greene hosted a reception for those faculty and staff members that are leaving the ARC campus and beginning their retirement. More than 30 staff and faculty w...
Men’s Tennis aims for Big 8 conference sweep
March 30, 2016
American River College’s men’s tennis team is preparing to close out the regular season with the BIG 8 North Conference Tournament this Thursday in Santa Rosa, California. These will be the last singles matches of the season for ARC, and will decide if they can take the singles and doubles BIG ...
ARC baseball pulls a Big 8 win against Sierra
March 6, 2016
American River College’s baseball team started off March with a strong win against Sierra College 8-4, but both players and coaches still think there are some areas that can be improved on before going into conference. ARC started off with a good defense, forcing Sierra to have a three up three down ...
Opinion: Buying books online is better than at the bookstore
February 2, 2016
The battle between getting your books at the campus bookstore or ordering through websites, for student’s money, happens at the start of every semester, but if students want to save a money and not get taken advantage of, online is the way to go. When it comes to textbooks, many come into play, like making sur...
ARC baseball loses its season opener 7-6 to West Valley College
January 30, 2016
American River College’s baseball season started off with a close game against West Valley College that came down to the final innings when WVC hit a line drive through the shortstop and second base gap to get the game winning run. The game’s final score was 7-6. ARC had a rough start to the ga...
ARC fashion department designs masks to help the community combat COVID-19.
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COVID-19 pushes DMV to extend license expiration dates
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CCC Chancellor’s Office files lawsuit against Department of Education
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Beaver Food Pantry continues its work remotely
May 18, 2020
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to reopen the state
May 18, 2020
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