Justin Cordero, Staff
April 5, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Current Affairs, Opinion
It is a phrase almost everyone has heard at least once in their lifetime, in reference to the one thing we are all made to drink in the first infantile years of our life. But as people grow up, should adults still be asked the question “got milk?”
As you grow up, you’ve probably already heard the list of reasons why m...
March 27, 2017
It is impossible to ignore the impact that we as humans have on our environment, whether that be obvious, like c...
Missy Amaya and Justin Cordero
March 21, 2017
Filed under Campus Life, Features, Most Recent
As emailed bulletins about crimes committed at Cosumnes River College circulate, students have begun to realize that they should be more cautious when alone on campus.
Many college students, especially freshmen, like to believe that the campus is a completely safe place where nothing bad can happen to them. Most of them are shoc...
Jannah Khalil, Staff
March 21, 2017
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Campus Life, Features, Most Recent, Reviews
In their first production of the semester, the Cosumnes River College theatre department presents a successful performance of Tom Sheppard’s “Arcadia.”
“Arcadia” takes place in Sidley Park, an English country estate, and fluctuates between the past and present to tell the story of what occurred at the estate year...
Jeannie Cordero, Staff
March 20, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, News, Top Stories
Students at Cosumnes River College were given the opportunity to get on-campus preparation for job interviews on Monday in the Orchard Room.
This workshop was held for the third time by Courtnee Mack. She is the facilitator of the career center workshop series and is also the Student Personnel Assistant for the Career Cen...
Kristi Doan, Staff
March 16, 2017
Filed under Campus Life, Features, Issues
Working through college could only lighten the debt burden for students. A working student struggles to pay tuition and living expenses.
In a 2013 study by Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce, 70 - 80 percent of college students are working and enrolled in some form of postsecondary education.
...
Kristi Doan, Staff
March 8, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, Issues, News, Top Stories
Over the last few years, student enrollment has continued to decrease each semester.
Compared to this time last year, there has been about a 3 percent drop in students enrolled at Cosumnes River College, said Communications and Public Information Officer Kristie West.
“When the economy is poor and people begin to lose ...
Stan Smith, Editor
March 2, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, News, Top Stories
Cosumnes River College will be submitting a report to the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges by March 15. The report will show how the college made improvements recommended by the ACCJC last February.
CRC was asked to improve in the expediency of the assessment cycle of student learning outcomes and ac...
February 18, 2017
“Anthro Day of Love” was a celebration combining Charles Darwin’s birthday, Anthropology Day and ...
Kristi Doan, Staff
February 9, 2017
Filed under Campus Life, Clubs, Features, Most Recent
It’s Black History Month and Black Student Union is hosting a celebration with a progressive purpose.
Black History Month is an annual celebration that recognizes achievements of African Americans in United States history.
“This month is a time where we can bring awareness to events in history everyone could get more educa...
Justin Cordero, Staff
February 3, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, Most Recent, News, Top Stories
This year’s Safe Spaces Day theme will be “Meet an Ally.” Students can meet their allies on Tuesday at 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the cafeteria then 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the library.
The goal is to familiarize students in need with the faculty and student ambassadors who are willing to help them throughout their time on camp...
December 5, 2016
With the semester coming to an end and finals soon approaching, stress levels begin to rise as Cosumnes River College students prepare to ...
Steven Bryla, Staff
December 5, 2016
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, News, Top Stories
Registration for Spring 2017 classes began on Monday for students at Cosumnes River College. But a new change to financial aid requirements can reduce the amount of aid students receive.
Students applying for financial aid will no longer receive financial aid for classes outside of their program of study.
Brendan James,...
Lola Chase, Staff
December 5, 2016
Filed under Campus, Community, Issues, News
Sacramento State and Cosumnes River College partnered to present the 11th Annual Fall Ethics Symposium. This year’s topic was The Ethics of Policing.
The two-day symposium was broken into six sessions of speakers with different topics regarding policing. CRC hosted the first day and Sac State held the second set of sessions.
The...
Abigail Babineau, Staff
December 3, 2016
Filed under Campus Life, Features, Most Recent, Profiles
Women interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics degrees sometimes feel as if they are outnumbered by the population of men dominating the field.
STEM is a program at Cosumnes River College for students in majors revolving around STEM. Sarah Jones, 20-year-old engineering major, thinks that women sometime...
Matt Johnson, Editor
December 1, 2016
Filed under Sports, Volleyball, Women's Soccer
For sophomore athletes at Cosumnes River College, the last season as a member of the Hawks can mean a lot of things.
From a chance to step into a leadership role to being a part of a program for two years, it provides a plethora of memories and experiences for players.
Now as they look back on their time with the Hawks,...
Alejandra Morales, Staff Writer
November 28, 2016
Filed under Campus Life, Features
Native American Heritage week began on Nov. 14 and lasted until Nov. 18 in the fountain quad at Cosumnes River College.
To kick off the week of events, the library held an opening of Native American books that told their history. Some of the book titles were “Earth Wisdom” by Yolanda Broyles-Gonzalez, “Forgotten Trib...
Jasmine Jernigan, Guest Writer
November 22, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Campus Life, Features, Most Recent
On Nov. 6, Cosumnes River College celebrated All Nations Day in the campus quad.
The event started with an opening prayer led by a Maori dancer from New Zealand. The weather was nice and warm as people gathered around the quad to watch the Maori dancers, and dancers from other tribes.
Maori Dancer Nico Ihimaera Rooseboo...
Alicia Ilaga, Guest Writer
November 19, 2016
Filed under Sports, Volleyball
It was a disappointing end for the Cosumnes River College women’s volleyball team against American River College.
ARC clinched the win with three straight sets in a highly-competitive contest, sending them into the playoffs. Multiple block attempts from sophomore Hannah Norris, and freshman Meg Maddalena, weren’t enough ...
Julie Wallinger, Staff
November 16, 2016
Filed under Campus, Health, News, Top Stories
Stories of syringes being discarded in the streets and parks have been a popular urban legend for years. But for the custodial staff of a large, public college like Cosumnes River College, improperly disposed of sharps are a very real concern.
Sharp waste is defined by Campus Nurse Michelle Barkley as any item that comes...
