Brennan Smith, Staff
March 1, 2016
Filed under Campus Life, Features, Most Recent
Students at Cosumnes River College now have an opportunity to chat with counselors via an online chat room on the CRC Website.
Counselor Monica Cranston and human services professor Hoyt Fong said that the counseling department has been testing an online service that would help quickly answer students’ counseling question...
February 29, 2016
“My deepest fear is being average,” is just one lyric that embodies the ideals and lifestyle of up-...
February 29, 2016
A simply stunning environment and a story that will drive the player to finish the game in one sitti...
February 26, 2016
In recent years, the National Football League has seen a boom in profits and the driving force behind th...
Matt Johnson and EJ Aguayo
February 25, 2016
Filed under Opinion
News of Apple’s non-compliance to the FBI’s court order to bypass encryption of an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters has caused an uproar, sparking arguments of privacy versus limitations of national security.
The case reintroduced a growing debate: should personal privacy be sacrificed in order to satis...
Tyler Santana, Editor In Chief
February 25, 2016
Filed under Campus, Community, Issues, News, Top Stories
Cosumnes River College, along with the other three colleges in the Los Rios Community College District, have had their accreditation reaffirmed from the Accrediting Commision for Community and Junior Colleges.
CRC earned its reaffirmation, however, the school is being asked to provide a follow up report with improvements tha...
Kayleen Carter, Staff
February 25, 2016
Filed under Campus, News
Every spring, students at Cosumnes River College have the opportunity to apply for scholarships beginning Jan. 4 through March 4.
The main requirement in order to apply for a scholarship is that students have to be currently enrolled in six units at CRC, or have completed six units in the time they have attended the college...
Erica Trujillo, Staff
February 25, 2016
Filed under Community, News
The United States gas prices are declining significantly depending on where you live. The average Cal...
Kayleen Carter, Staff
February 17, 2016
Filed under Current Affairs, Most Recent, Opinion
The 20 actors nominated this year for an Oscar award are white, which has brought into question the diversity of the awards.
About 94 percent out of the nearly 6,000 members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, those who determine the winners through votes, are primarily white, according to an article from The E...
Editorial Staff
February 17, 2016
Filed under Editorials, Most Recent, Opinion
Most social media regulars post freely, even when content isn’t necessarily appropriate, and often feeling guarded by a private profile.
The term privacy should be used loosely in regards to social media.
Social media and its many platforms have changed so much in the last decade.
We’re constantly tapped into our ...
Erica Trujillo, Staff
February 17, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Campus Life, Features, Most Recent
“The Revenant” still photographer Skyped with the Cosumnes River College photography department on Feb. 3.
Kimberley French is a well-known and respected still photographer in the film industry. She has worked on countless films such as “Brokeback Mountain,” “Red Riding Hood” and “The Twilight Saga: New Moon....
Courtney Fong, Staff
February 17, 2016
Filed under Campus Life, Features, Most Recent
The Cosumnes River College community observed its first Safe Spaces Day on Feb. 3. The event raised awareness about the campus-wide effort to create a safe and bias-free environment.
The Social Responsibility Committee organized the event with support from student and faculty volunteers who handed out flyers and encouraged...
Kayleen Carter, Staff
February 11, 2016
Filed under Campus, Community, Most Recent, News
Administrative staff across the Los Rios Community College District attended a conference in the Winn Center on Feb. 2 to discuss the Sacramento region's impact on LRCCD.
Faculty and staff took part in a community conference detailing the growth of the Sacramento region and how its educational institutions, specifically L...
Tyler Santana, Editor In Chief
February 11, 2016
Filed under Campus, Crime, Issues, Most Recent, News, Top Stories
“The issue of gun control and amendment rights is a sensitive subject, and the notion that we are safer by carrying our own guns on campus is incorrect,” said History Professor Gabriel Gorman.
EJ Aguayo, Editor
February 1, 2016
Filed under Briefs, Campus, Crime, Most Recent, News
Los Rios Police arrested a Cosumnes River College student for a criminal threat after receiving a tip that the student had sent a threatening message through Snapchat, according to a notification email from campus President Edward Bush.
At approximately midnight Sunday, 19-year-old Christopher Salazar Munoz, a second-semes...
Alec Gonsalves, Staff
November 17, 2015
Filed under Issues, News
There are a lot of people on campus who are in long lines waiting for yet another person who takes too long to refill the water bottle at a refill station or water fountain.
However, with the $1500 that they had previously won from the “Tapapalooza” contest last semester, the Cosumnes River College Students For A Susta...
Kayleen Carter, Staff
November 13, 2015
Filed under Campus, News
The campus has a fewer amount of enrolled students for fall 2015 compared to fall 2014.
Currently, there are 14,674 students enrolled at Cosumnes River College, which is a one percent decrease compared to this time last year, according to a CRC research brief.
“Although enrollment dropped compared to last fall, when w...
Matt Johnson and Cole McCarthy
November 3, 2015
Filed under Crime, News
Campus officials held a public forum to address concerns from students, faculty and staff over campus safety after a recent string of violent crimes on campus.
The forum, which took place on Oct. 30 in the L-111 building, featured Vice President of Administration Cory Wathen, Los Rios Police Chief Cheryl Sears and Los Rios Police Captain Christ...
Sean Pastrana and Alec Gonsalves
October 29, 2015
Filed under Crime, News, Top Stories
In light of recent criminal incidents that happened on Oct. 19 and 23, gun violence has now reached campus, making many students and staff members feel unsafe at school, they say.
The crimes that occurred last week involved two separate incidents in which three female students were held at gunpoint by male suspects.
Since...
Tyler Santana, Editor
October 29, 2015
Filed under Features, Food
Going off to college comes with many new stresses and pressure for the incoming students, one of them being the notorious freshman 15, which is where college freshman are likely to gain 15 pounds during their first year.
The freshman 15 today is more like the freshman five as fewer students are experiencing a large amou...
