Journalism is part of the answer, not the problem
From the moment we wake up, we are faced with an overload of information competing for our attention — every second, every minute and every…
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ASB discusses new feminist center and more
The American River College Associated Student Body Senate held its first meeting of the spring 2019 semester on Feb. 2 to approve a new bill…
Model U.N. receives funds at CAEB meeting for annual conference
On Dec. 4, Associated Student Body Club and Events Board members and representatives unanimously agreed to grant American River College’s Model United Nations Club $300…
Surveillance increased after Art Department locker break-ins
On the weekend of Oct. 12, multiple lockers were broken into outside of the Fine and Applied Arts Department at American River College, according to…
How to connect to ARC’s Wi-Fi
By Tracy Holmes and Cheyenne Drury In the beginning of each semester, students flock to the library and Student Center to use the internet to…
ARC student arrested for allegedly flying drone over NFL game
[UPDATED] An American River College student was arrested on Sunday after allegedly dropping anti-media leaflets from a drone over Levi’s Stadium and Oakland-Alameda Stadium during…
Award-winning journalist and ARC professor launches local media outlet
The neon red cross that reads “Jesus saves,” hangs over The Union Gospel Mission’s front door. The red glow illuminates the barbed wire fence that…
Opinion: The importance of staying informed
“The news is too depressing and too sad to read,” is a phrase that seems to be thrown around often these days. Yet without the…
Everything you need to know about ARC’s Wi-Fi
Every semester, students flood the library and student center to use the internet in order to get their work done . When the computer labs…
ARC students should read the college newspaper
Most students don’t realize how useful it is to be aware of social events, news, and important information that occurs on campus at American River…
Access codes becoming new textbook monopoly
The costs of access codes for college courses are quickly becoming the new, dangerous face of the textbook monopoly according to a report released by…
A collaborative meeting for Student Senate and CAEB
The American River College Associated Student Body Clubs and Events Board (CAEB) and Student Senate met on Sept. 20 in a joint meeting. They prepared…