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To caffeinate or not to caffeinate
Coffee is one of the most essential parts of a college student’s lifestyle. It makes powering through those 2 a.m. study sessions and early morning…
Photo of the Day: May 7, 2018
ARC makes efforts to improve campus navigation
Printing Service Supervisor Don Reid and retired Vice President of administration Ray DiGuilio, have just concluded a meeting American River College’s Administration building, and have…
ARC prepares for massive redesign to make campus more inclusive
American River College is undergoing a massive redesign project that will see the core values that drive the college and its faculty adapt to the…
Department opens up food pantry for hungry students
American River College is home to approximately 30,000 students, over 13 percent of those students may be suffering from a lack of food. However, faculty…
ARC opens new meditation room
American River College now provides a dedicated quiet space for meditation, prayer and reflection for all current students, faculty and staff. During the spring 2017…
ARC responds to DeVos’ changes to Title IX
Deep in the Administration Building on the American River College campus lies the Health Center. It is a little room across from a barely used…
Sexual violence shouldn’t just be considered a women’s issue
Sexual violence against women and children continues to be an epidemic in American society and around the world. This problem is almost exclusively considered a…
Editorial: Los Rios needs to take stand against Trump
With President Donald Trump’s recent threat to end DACA and potentially deport nearly 790,000 unauthorized immigrants or “Dreamers” and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos’ attempts…
ARC professors become students once more
For someone who dreams of being a professor, the road to teaching may seem simple; he or she must go to all their classes, graduate…
ARC instructor creates mosaics and murals with help of students
Spread across the American River College campus are ceramic murals and mosaics created by Ceramics Professor Linda Gelfman and her students. Gelfman became an ARC…