![The COVID-19 pandemic is going into year three, and many students and faculty have been learning and teaching remotely the whole time. This has led some to feel the effects of burnout. (Photo Illustration by Heather Amberson)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/IMG_0877-900x662.jpg)
Burnout makes learning feel impossible
Heather Amberson, Editor-In-Chief
• May 17, 2022
![Discussion boards have been a big part of online learning at American River College. They provide students the opportunity to interact with their classmates about several different topics. Some people find these discussion boards helpful while some find them a hassle. (Photo Illustration by Jahson Nahal)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/C37859E3-8DBE-4562-80C7-63201655E064-900x643.jpeg)
Discussion boards provide interaction for online ARC students
Jahson Nahal, Sports Editor
• May 16, 2022
![Vivian Dillion, work experience faculty coordinator, and Catherine Pohlman, internship developer, hosted a presentation about American River College’s Work Experience and Internship Program to the Associated Student Body board on March 11, 2022. (Screenshot via ASBs meeting)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/ASB-ARC-3-11-2-e1647557914390-900x474.jpg)
ASB hears from student petitioning to finish the semester online
Jahson Nahal, Sports Editor
• March 17, 2022
![American River College journalism student Carla Montaruli says she misses the direct contact with others on campus during the pandemic, in the fall semester of 2021. (Photo courtesy of Carla Montaruli)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Carla-Montaruli-765x900.jpg)
ARC students adapt to online learning during the pandemic
Usamah Hammour, Staff Writer
• December 15, 2021
![Recent high school graduates have been thrown into the online college experience due to the COVID-19 pandemic, that has kept most students online since March 2020. (Photo illustration by Jahson Nahal)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/IMG_6909-900x588.jpg)
New ARC students voice their opinions on online college experience
Jahson Nahal, Staff Writer
• December 5, 2021
![As American River College plans more in-person classes in the spring semester of 2022, teachers should be looking for ways to help students transition back to in-person learning after being online since spring 2020. (Photo via Unsplash)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/airfocus-K_VeavYEfdA-unsplash-900x600.jpg)
Teachers should help students prepare for the switch to in-person classes
Samuel Berg, Staff Writer
• November 13, 2021
![Gabe Ross, the Los Rios Community College District vice chancellor of communications, says the district hopes to open up campuses in the spring semester of 2022, even with the evolving health conditions. (File Photo)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/File_051-900x675.jpeg)
LRCCD offers hybrid classes for spring 2022 semester
Samuel Berg, Staff Writer
• October 6, 2021
![The Learning Resource Center at American River College is a place where students can receive help for any of their technology needs. The center is also distributing Chromebooks for students who need one in the fall semester of 2021. (Photo by Lorraine Barron)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/20210914_094643-900x675.jpg)
ARC’s Learning Resource Center strives to help students through the fall semester
Samuel Berg, Staff Writer
• September 27, 2021
![Community college campuses across California, including American River College, have seen a significant decrease in student enrollment with the transition to online classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the fall semester of 2021. (Photo via Unsplash)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/marco-fileccia-HE7_hMkqn9A-unsplash-900x600.jpg)
Community colleges throughout California experience decreased enrollment
Samuel Berg, Staff Writer
• September 10, 2021
![During the American River College Associated Student Body meeting on Feb. 11, 2022, the board gave feedback to HomeBase and offered ways to improve. They also were able to learn about the goals and what it has to offer. (Photo via Unsplash)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/matt-ragland-02z1I7gv4ao-unsplash-900x675.jpg)
Students find ups and downs with both synchronous and asynchronous classes
Collin Andrews, Staff Writer
• May 15, 2021
![The Beaver Food Pantry at American River College, is a key resource for students with basic need insecurities and will re-open for the hybrid semester in Fall 2021. (Screenshot via the ARC website’s Beaver Food Pantry video)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/News_School-and-Company-Resources_BK-900x506.png)
ARC student support programs shift toward basic needs as pandemic continues
Ben Kynaston, Staff Writer
• May 8, 2021
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