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Figurative angel sculptures, “Agora’s Light” revealed

Angel sculptures designed by local artist Garr Ugalde, located at American River College. (Photo by Lidiya Grib)

April 5, 2017

Three compelling figurative angel sculptures stand spaced apart from one another facing outward from the Student Services building, invoking curiosity and perplexity over their eccentric shapes. For many returning students, these sculpture installations seem almost to have come out of nowhere. There...

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Accreditation reaffirmed for ARC

American River College Dean of planning, research and technology Adam Karp speaks with an accreditation committee member during last fall's committee visit. The school was commended in seven areas. (File Photo)

Jordan Schauberger

February 18, 2016

American River College had its accreditation reaffirmed by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) earlier this month after a committee visited the school in October of last year. The accreditation commission provided one recommendation for ARC to address within the next 18 ...

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