![American River College and the Los Rios Community College District have provided thousands of students with Chromebooks and internet access since March 2020. In spring of 2022, ARC is continuing to grant eligible students free Chromebooks to keep permanently in an effort to continue providing students with necessary resources for online learning. (Photo via Pixabay)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/FINAL.jpg)
ARC grants eligible students free Chromebooks for the semester
Jaqueline Ruvalcaba, Staff Writer
• March 1, 2022
![The American River College Associated Student Body, pictured here on Feb. 4 2022, met on Feb. 11, 2022, and gave feedback on HomeBase and offered ways to improve. They also were able to learn about their goals and what the program has to offer. (Screenshot of ARC ASB)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/ASB-2_04-900x563.png)
ASB votes to provide $5000 for the ARC Native American Resource Center
Alyssa Branum, Staff Writer
• February 15, 2022
![The American River Food Pantry, pictured here Aug. 27, 2019, stacks food, waiting to be handed out to students and teachers who have come. Beaver Cares is bringing back monthly food distributions to students starting on Feb. 8, 2022, as well as housing, clothes, and other basic essential amenities.(File Photo)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/IMG_7293-900x600.jpg)
Beaver Cares provides resource services to support ARC students
Alyssa Branum, Staff Writer
• February 14, 2022
![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
![American River College’s Basic Needs Committee offers a wide selection of resources to help students who need access to food, technology, health and more, in Spring 2021. (Photo via Pixabay)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/FC30D368-32A7-4266-9CFE-DD9D4E5D2412-900x600.jpeg)
ARC’s Basic needs committee helps students through a variety of programs
Madison Duong, Staff Writer
• April 11, 2021
![Immigration activist advocating for DACA reinstatement, ending the incarceration of immigrant children seeking asylum and carrying signs reading “Abolish ICE” convene in front of the Sacramento County Sheriffs Detention center in Sacramento, Calif. Sacramento County works directly with ICE to remove undocumented immigrants including Dreamers without DACA and those without immigration status, a clear contradiction to the states mandate for law enforcement not to work with ICE. (Photo by Irvis Orozco)](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/S0772177-900x675.jpg)
LRCCD concludes workshop weeks of action to aid undocumented students
Irvis Orozco, Staff Writer
• November 19, 2020
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