Sean Pastrana, Staff
November 4, 2015
Filed under Current Affairs, Opinion
November, also known to many as Movember or No-Shave November, is right around the corner, and so is the opportunity to temporarily retire the razor, all for a good cause.
The Movember Foundation started this men’s health movement during the early 2000s in Australia, where they call a moustache a “mo.”
It was so suc...
October 21, 2015
The theatre department presented the first showing of their fall production “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” o...
Taylor Gomez, Staff Writer
February 22, 2015
Filed under Most Recent, Sports
While all athletes have to find motivation, whether love of the game or money in many cases, college athletes have the added pressure of juggling not only their athletics but a full load of classes as well.
Add in jobs, studying and an outside life and the balancing act each student athlete must endure gets a bit more complicated....
December 4, 2014
Art is a universal expression and at Cosumnes River College’s second showing in the art gallery, it...
Ryan Mullins, Guest Writer
November 20, 2014
Filed under Campus Life, Features, Most Recent
Feathers flashed and twirled about in the Cosumnes River College cafeteria Thursday as the California Miwok Dancers performed their ceremonial dances.
Outside, the smell of fry bread tacos rose up from the quad and a line formed stretching around the fountain as students waited to try the free Miwok version of this Native...
Brittany Harden, Staff Writer
November 17, 2014
Filed under Most Recent, News
November is Diabetes Awareness Month and students on campus are looking for a new way to raise awareness...
November 12, 2014
The average college student’s life tends to revolve around lots of reading, studying, preparing for...
Marcus Ellis, Staff Writer
November 6, 2014
Filed under Most Recent, News
Cosumnes River College’s counseling department is now offering students the opportunity to interact with them more frequently through their new online live chat services.
Spearheaded by CRC counselor Monica Cranston, with the help of Christina Ocrant, an educational media and web design specialist, the CRC live chat service...
Emanuel Espinoza, Staff Writer
November 4, 2014
Filed under Most Recent, News
Originally, education at community colleges in California was free, students only paid fees for parking and other amenities based upon the tuition-free goals of the California Master Plan for Higher Education, but over the years tuition has increased.
From 1984 to 1998 the tuition rose from $5 a unit to $13 a unit before...
Emanuel Espinoza, Staff Writer
October 31, 2014
Filed under Campus Life, Features
Sexism, misogyny and masculinity, these are some key elements that define what some people refer to as “The Bro Code.”
“The Bro Code” was a film shown at Cosumnes River College on Oct. 21, and was presented by CRC music professor Steven Coughran, who is also the campus sustainability chair of the Social Responsibility...
October 24, 2014
Since 2009 the use of debit cards among students has increased while their use of credit cards has dec...
October 22, 2014
The dining area at any campus tends to be a gathering place as students not only come to study and han...
Brittany Harden, Staff Writer
October 11, 2014
Filed under Campus Life, Features
The Sister-2-Sister mentoring program started its semester meeting on Sept. 25.
The Sister-2-Sister program was created by Dr. Collette Harris-Mathews when she realized that there was a need for students to be mentored at Cosumnes River College.
"I had students coming up to me asking me to help them and to have me mentor...
Brittany Harden, Staff Writer
October 1, 2014
Filed under Most Recent, News
When students at Cosumnes River College, and various other colleges across the state, pay their tuition every semester, $1 is placed into a special fund accessible by the Associated Students of Cosumnes River College in order to pay for events and scholarships throughout the year.
Student Senate President Katelynn Rodriguez...
Heather Kemp, Staff Writer
September 30, 2014
Filed under Most Recent, News, Top Stories
After serving the campus for more than five years, Cosumnes River College President Deborah Travis announced...
September 30, 2014
When walking around the campus, there are many obvious things that one will notice, from the old brick...
September 14, 2014
On Sept. 23, the Cosumnes River College Student Senate and Clubs and Events Board will be looking for...
May 7, 2014
Cosumnes River College has recently had new and exciting projects, and with new technological developments,...
April 30, 2014
On Sunday, Cosumnes River College went to the dogs.
Every year, the veterinary technician program...
Kaley Andrews, Staff Writer
April 12, 2014
Filed under Features, Issues
Recent rains and heavy winds have set Sacramento blooming and allergy sufferers sneezing, coughing and cursing Mother Nature as stirred-up allergens saturate the air. The dreaded allergy season has begun.
For a life-long allergy sufferer, spring is the worst season of the year. Severe allergies can prove to be socially and...
April 1, 2014
While students roam around the Cosumnes River College campus, they are bound to see the “Safe Space”...
