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New computer lab guides students in the right direction

Coy Granderson, Staff
September 23, 2015

Students speak out about Sac City shooting

Tyler Santana, Staff
September 21, 2015
Students will be able to vote on the proposal, Measure A, on Sept. 22-23. A yes vote on Measure A will continue low transit rates for students.

Students to determine outcome of transit pass

Emily Lotz, Staff
September 21, 2015
Police investigate the shooting on the Sacramento City College campus on Sept. 3

Gunman fires at Sacramento City College

Nicole Goodie, Staff
September 4, 2015
New Blue Line light rail car sits at the Cosumnes River College station. The new extension and station of the light rail is now open for service.

Next stop CRC: anticipated Blue Line light rail extension opens

Emily Lotz, Staff
September 2, 2015

Many students see extended stay at community college due to major uncertainty, studies find

Carlos Arreola, Guest Writer
May 18, 2015

Campus may soon see new web design degree

Omar Chan, Staff writer
May 7, 2015

Author speaks about water conservation, sustainability at OneBook keynote event

Heather Kemp, Staff writer
May 7, 2015

New campus partnership puts spotlight on sexual violence

Nick Valenzuela, Staff writer
May 6, 2015

Psychology hiring postponement shines light on diversity issues and fear of retaliation

Nick Valenzuela and Johny Garcia
May 6, 2015
The half-built shell of the Elk Grove Promenade shopping mall has remained untouched since construction was halted in 2008. Now owned by the Howard Hughes Corp., the proposed shopping center faces further delays.

Competitor files lawsuit in attempt to block Elk Grove mall project

Heather Kemp, Staff Writer
April 24, 2015

Student elections plagued by low voter turnout

Scott Redmond, Staff Writer
April 24, 2015

Abuse of prescription medication for studying carries risk to students

Tierra Palumbo, Staff Writer
April 24, 2015
Positions being run for this election include senate president, director of legislative affairs, senate secretary and senator, all of which are being run for unopposed.

Student senate elections prepare for first online-only voting

Carlos Arreola, Guest writer
April 13, 2015

Measles outbreak sparks further debate about vaccination policies

Nicole Goodie, Staff Writer
April 1, 2015

Student has phone stolen amid string of petty thefts on campus

Taylor Gomez, Staff Writer
March 26, 2015
Construction continues on the Blue Line lightrail near CRC's east entrance. Students can expect to see the finished product by September.

End in sight for CRC lightrail construction

Omar Chan, Staff Writer
March 26, 2015
A student uses the Higher One ATM in CRC's library building. Some students have reported problems with the ATM working correctly.

Bank plagued with lawsuits and student unrest due to fees associated with card use

Scott Redmond, Staff Writer
March 24, 2015

Faculty members compete for positions as Academic Senate elections begin

Stephanie Lopez and Scott Redmond
March 24, 2015

Women’s History Month continues with event focused on healthy living

Francisco Rodriguez, Staff Writer
March 17, 2015

Campus nurse and students talk healthy diets as stroke rates rise in youth

Francisco Rodriguez, Staff writer
March 12, 2015
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