Steven Gutierrez Jr., News Editor
October 21, 2018
Filed under Issues, National, News
Students and professors were asked their thoughts on the two candidates running in the California gubernatorial race this November.
People all around Cosumnes River College, students and faculty alike, were asked about their stances on the California gubernatorial race between Democratic candidate Gavin Newsom and Republican candidat...
Victoria Blanco, Staff Writer
October 3, 2018
Filed under National, News
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has proposed new changes to federal policy on school campuses which would minimize liability for schools, provide more support for victims as well as support the rights of those accused of rape, assault and harassment.
The proposed policies, obtained by The New York Times, is said to hold sch...
March 15, 2018
Nearly 300 people including members of the California State Legislature, their staff and citizens young...
Elizabeth Rodriguez, Staff
November 20, 2017
Filed under Campus, Community, Issues, National, News, Top Stories
The 12th annual Ethics Symposium will be held on Nov. 20 and 21, where students and professors will discuss possible limitations on freedom of speech on college campuses and the ethics of stating your opinion.
An annual collaboration between Cosumnes River College and Sacramento State University, the symposium promotes a diff...
Justin Cordero and Julie Wallinger
February 9, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, National, News, Top Stories
Students at Cosumnes River College have been reacting to the controversial executive orders signed by President Donald Trump.
According to the White House website, Trump signed eight executive orders, 12 presidential memoranda and two proclamations as of Tuesday.
“Executive orders are granted in Article II of the Co...
November 14, 2016
Shock, fear, loss, triumph and glimpses of hope are felt deeply by the community of students and faculty...
Justin Cordero, Guest Writer
November 4, 2016
Filed under Campus, Issues, National, News, Top Stories
With the election drawing closer, millennial voters are struggling to find a good reason to vote.
Across campus and throughout the past week, many of the millennials interviewed said that they are going to vote this year and urged others to do so as well, while others were either not interested in politics or said felt they...
Jared Lee, Staff Writer
October 31, 2016
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, National, News, Top Stories
This year, the opening submission date for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, also known as the FAFSA, has been shifted from January to October.
This new, earlier submission date is a permanent change. Students will now be able to submit their FAFSA in the future as early as Oct. 1 each year, according to the Federal...
Kaelyn Blizzard, Staff Writer
September 30, 2016
Filed under Community, Issues, National, News, Top Stories
Proposition 51 - School Bonds: A YES votes provides a total of $9 billion in bonds (federal money borrowed and paid back over time) to help support K-12 schools ($7 billion) and community colleges ($2 billion). A NO votes means that this large sum of bonds would not be borrowed. Reasons for a NO vote: borrowing the bonds would...
