Three quarters of a century ago, a deadly attack was carried out on the shores of Hawaii. This tragedy washed up on Hawaii like an unexpected Tsunami. Pearl Harbor was struck in devastation, explosions, and blood. Years later in 2016, some think that the nation does not reflect and honor that day as true as it should be.
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Women interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics degrees sometimes feel as if they are outnumbered by the population of men dominating the field.
STEM is a program at Cosumnes River College for students in majors revolving around STEM. Sarah Jones, 20-year-old engineering major, thinks that women sometime...
Native American Heritage week began on Nov. 14 and lasted until Nov. 18 in the fountain quad at Cosumnes River College.
To kick off the week of events, the library held an opening of Native American books that told their history. Some of the book titles were “Earth Wisdom” by Yolanda Broyles-Gonzalez, “Forgotten Trib...
With so much going on in a college student’s life, it may seem difficult to think about what type of career they would want once they get their degree, and for those seeking employment in radio, television and film, this is just as challenging.
The RTVF department held a panel discussion on Nov. 14 in L-111 Forum, moderat...
On Nov. 6, Cosumnes River College celebrated All Nations Day in the campus quad.
The event started with an opening prayer led by a Maori dancer from New Zealand. The weather was nice and warm as people gathered around the quad to watch the Maori dancers, and dancers from other tribes.
Maori Dancer Nico Ihimaera Rooseboo...
Tomorrow is a day of honoring the brave men and women that served our country in the military.
A day where discounts are given and special events like parades with former and current military members marching down streets across the nation is the least that could be done.
Cosumnes River College has 418 veterans attend...
lThe Disability Support Programs & Services has been helping students with physical, psychological and learning disabilities for over 10 years.
The program has facilities that help students with disabilities acclimate to college life and make it easy for them to graduate. One program offered is a software called Dragon...
In the midst of all the tininess, a rather great event took place in parking lot E of Cosumnes River College on Oct. 15. Students from multiple universities and residents from all over the state of California visited the campus to view the energy-efficient tiny homes, built over a span of two years by the architecture stude...
In the midst of all the tininess, a rather great event took place in parking lot E of Cosumnes River College on Oct. 15. Students from multiple universities and residents from all over the state of California visited the campus to view the energy-efficient tiny homes, built over a span of two years by the architecture stude...
Funny, touching and comedic, the theatre department of Cosumnes River College has done a splendid job of performing their latest play “Arms and the Man.”
Although the title could mislead one to believe that the play would literally center around a man and his appendages, in reality the plot was in stark contrast.
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Cosumnes River College students will get the chance to do hands-on work in a live lab when a new nutrition certification program opens in fall 2017.
Plant-based Nutrition and Sustainable Agriculture is a rare certification program because of how broad it is.
Students will grow and prepare their own crops for consumpt...
Cosumnes River College’s student clubs gathered together for a Mardi Gras themed event on March 31 to help promote themselves and potentially gain new members.
Jazz-style music and the typical mardi gras decorations helped bring the event together.
Students were dancing and participating in the activities set up such as spinning a...
