Cosumnes River College is hosting an Internship Information Fair in partnership with Senator Darrell Steinberg on April 9, according to a press release.
Students will have the opportunity to meet with top professionals in a variety of career fields, learn about various organizations and professions and learn how to apply...
Social media is expanding every day. Breaking news, pictures and insight into one’s life can be shared all around the world on websites like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
While it is truly amazing how useful some of these websites and applications can be, they can also be detrimental if used incorrectly.
Social media ha...
While most students were enjoying their spring break, the Cosumnes River College Hawks played the American River College Beavers in women’s softball March 26.
Hawks’ sophomore pitcher and first baseman Allison Barsetti started the game and had trouble finding the strike zone, walking the first few players, hitting one...
NFL history was made March 3. when the first woman to participate in the regional scouting combine took to the field of the New York Jets practice facility.
Laura Silberman, a former club soccer player at the University of Wisconsin, tried out as a place-kicker and attempted two kicks. The first went for 19 yards, and the...
For a February release that passed under the radar at the box office, “Snitch” provides a surprisingly good and gritty experience, free of the melodramatic glitz of most of the other films opening this month.
The film follows John Matthews (Dwayne Johnson) as he attempts to clear his son Jason (Rafi Gavron) of drug sm...
As Black History Month came to an end, it was only natural that focus shifted to honoring the next generation and their accomplishments
Cosumnes River College celebrated their 14th Annual Honors Program by recognizing outstanding students of African descent with the grade point average of 3.1 or better, according to the even...
Aspects of Gov. Jerry Brown’s budget proposal for 2013-14 may keep California’s once thriving public education system alive, but the 90 unit cap he’s suggested will remove the very roots which community colleges have grown from.
If enacted, this legislation will require any California community college student who has...
As Lorraine Bayless collapsed on the floor of an independent living community’s dining room, a nearby staff member refused to give the 87-year-old CPR as she called 911 and watched Bayless die.
The resident services director who called 911 asking for assistance for Bayless said she couldn’t administer CPR because it was...
Once upon a time people would meet one another at a social gathering or out in public and form a connection, romantic or otherwise.
Along came a thing called the Internet and that all changed.
Instead of meeting face-to-face and finding possible romantic partners in that way, websites dedicated to dating and finding a...
A civil rights activist, a staple in the global films series and a member of the teacher’s union are all things that were used to describe English professor Linda Sneed.
But her colleagues agreed that she is more than that.
A part-time instructor at Cosumnes River College since 2003, Sneed has brought a new approach...
The Child Development Center set a goal to read 500 books to the children who attend their center within 100 days in an effort to provide and encourage exposure to a variety of literature.
The idea is an expansion upon the goal made last semester by Kim Stevenson, a teacher of 4-year-olds, to read 100 books to the children...
