Violence in media doesn’t perpetuate real life violence
Violence in the media has been a recent topic of discussion with the October release of the “Joker” movie. The worry was specifically if “Joker”…
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5 movies you forgot were Christmas movies
Tired of watching the same Christmas movies every year? Refresh your holiday-viewing rotation with some of these films that you may have forgotten are Christmas…
ASB presents finance report and passes conference bills
The American River College Associated Student Body passed a number of bills funding conferences at the Dec. 6 Student Senate meeting. Director of Finance Sha…
Executive Leadership Team presented Education Master Plan to Student Senate
Members of the American River College Executive Leadership Team (ELT) presented the college’s new Educational Master Plan at the Associated Student Body Student Senate meeting…
ARC Orchestra to perform with hip-hop ensemble
The American River College Orchestra will perform with the hip-hop ensemble Mik Nawooj on Dec. 4. The name of the ensemble comes from the leader’s…
ESL professors fight for new placement tool
“Most of our students are immigrants and refugees who have gone through hell to get here, and I think the least they can have is…
Women’s roles in Afghanistan peace talk are minimal
On Sept. 21, Secretary of State Michael Richard Pompeo appointed United States diplomat Zalmay Khalilzad as the Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation. Since then, Khalilzad…
Photo Essay: Stephon Clark One Year Anniversary
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…
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…