Scrambling to get to class on time could potentially become a thing of the past at American River College.  The campus is currently constructing portable villages in the Stadium parking lot, which...

With how fast news moves these days it can be difficult to keep up with what’s going on around campus. The Current’s new bi-weekly newsletter covers all manner of subjects from upcoming campus events,...

It’s already halfway through the semester and with midterms, finals, projects, homework, presentations and essays, school life can feel like a lot. Fortunately, there are a lot of clubs on campus where...

Over the weekend of March 7, some of the staff from the American River Current flew down to Long Beach to attend the 2025 Journalism Association of Community Colleges statewide spring conference. The staff...

“History is written by those who won,” says Joshua Martinez, a new history professor at American River College.  Martinez, who teaches History 311 - History of the United States (1865 - Present)...

The leaves are turning orange and red, and the weather is getting cooler. The T-shirts are out, and the sweaters are in. For many, a crucial fall ritual is a rewatch of “Gilmore Girls,” a 7-season...

It’s December, which means holiday spirit in the air, last-minute Christmas shopping, spending time with loved ones, and, oh yeah, the release of Spotify Wrapped.  At the end of each year, music...

This semester American River College announced in a Facebook post that the Los Rios Community College District will be participating in a data-sharing agreement with other public education institutions...

In Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, safety is the most important to us just after physiological needs. A student cannot do his or her best work when they are worried about their own wellbeing on campus....

Fall is a time for cozying up and staying in as the weather gets colder. One way to make the fall and winter more colorful and lively this year is to get a bouquet from the Floral Sale, which takes place...

Rigorous workout routines, strict diets, hours and hours sucked into training. A whole crowd of people watching, critiquing, analyzing your performance. The pressure not to let yourself, your team, your...

“The true beauty of music is that it connects people,” said Roy Ayers, an influential jazz musician known for pioneering jazz-funk music in the 1970s. This sentiment holds true here at American...