Cosumnes River College – The Connection

Sleep deprivation affects college students academic performance

January 20, 2020

Current research has found that college students are known to be some of the most sleep deprived peop...

Fourth annual Sacramento Women’s March rallies in peace for equality

January 20, 2020

Women’s March Sacramento celebrated their fourth annual rally and Women’s March on Saturday. Thousan...

Campus welcomes first-time college students to spring semester

January 20, 2020

With less than a week before the semester begins, the campus hosted their Welcome Day on Tuesday for firs...

Dance classes foster sense of community for dancers

Michaela Graves, Staff Writer

December 24, 2019

The dance classes on campus aren’t just comprised of students taking them just to receive credit, they are actually a community of dancers sharing their passion and talent for dance. While there is no designated dance department, some of the students enrolled in the school’s dance classes said they feel like there’s...

Campus institutionalizes the formation of academic communities

Summer Lomendehe, Staff Writer

December 24, 2019

Through the Guided Pathways Program, a California-based project that aims to help community colleges increase college completion, the campus has implemented several institutional changes since its introduction in 2017. This semester, the program established academic-based communities, where students are grouped together according ...

‘Neander-Paul’ gives students a glimpse into history of humans

December 23, 2019

The Anthropology Department acquired a full-size, nearly complete Neanderthal over the summer. The departm...

Sketch class incorporates lessons on human anatomy

December 15, 2019

The figure drawing course on campus are classes that focus on anatomy, proportion and the relationship...

Greenhouse shifts to incorporate food production

December 15, 2019

The campus’ greenhouse, formerly home to a full nursery program, is in the process of being reva...

Women’s basketball loses 3-6 to Yuba College 49ers

December 9, 2019

The women’s basketball team fell to a 3-6 overall record after an 82-61 loss at home against the Yuba C...

Symposium focus on the morals behind having children

December 3, 2019

The 14th Annual Fall Ethics Symposium, which was a two-day event held at Sacramento State and Cosumne...

Student service helps student through transfer process

November 25, 2019

The Transfer Center provides students with information about different colleges as well as the correct...

Women’s soccer team end season with tie against Folsom Lake College

November 21, 2019

The women’s soccer team closed conference play on Friday against third-place Conference 8 Champion Folsom La...

Suspect scams individuals by using their phone

Allesandra Sarantopulos, Staff Writer

November 16, 2019

Los Rios Police Chief Larry Savidge said that a crime where a scammer approached individuals and asked to borrow their cell phones to steal money is currently being investigated. A crime bulletin sent to students stated that once an individual hands over their phone, the suspect takes money from a Venmo or related account b...