Rachel Norris, Staff
November 8, 2016
Filed under Features, Food
There’s a big chance that many students have already fallen victim to the persisting illnesses that come around this time of year: colds and the big one, the flu. Nobody wants to fall behind in their studies because they caught the dreadful flu that could have been prevented in the first place.
We know that prevention is ...
Jared Lee, Staff
October 29, 2016
Filed under Sports, Top Stories, Women's Soccer
Despite injuries to multiple players and some recent defeats, the women’s soccer team is pressing on.
While the Hawks have gone through rough times with at least three players being injured, they have seen steady improvement as the season has progressed.
“I think we’ve done pretty well, considering all the injuries...
Lola Chase, Staff
October 29, 2016
Filed under Sports, Women's Soccer
For Elizabeth Kowalczyk, a lifetime of work has been rewarded.
The freshman goalie’s road to the soccer fields at Cosumnes River College started at a young age.
“15 years [ago]. I started when I was three. I always played with my little brother until my parents finally got me into little league, so I started playing...
Steven Bryla, Staff
October 29, 2016
Filed under Sports, Top Stories, Women's Basketball
While other teams might have been kept down by a tough season, the women’s basketball team at Cosumnes River College has used it as fuel to turn things around.
The Hawks welcome back eight returning players from last year’s roster on a team that went 5-20.
The team and head coach are excited about the group they have...
Alejandra Morales, Staff
October 26, 2016
Filed under Campus Life, Features
lThe Disability Support Programs & Services has been helping students with physical, psychological and learning disabilities for over 10 years.
The program has facilities that help students with disabilities acclimate to college life and make it easy for them to graduate. One program offered is a software called Dragon...
Alejandra Morales, Staff
October 24, 2016
Filed under Clubs, Features
Hispanic heritage month officially wrapped up with a tribute to student success in school with an honors night on Oct. 14 .
Honors night started at 6 p.m. in the recital hall on campus and it awarded Latinx students who received a 3.0-3.5 GPA. Latinx standing for gender inclusive, there were over 20 students who receive...
Rachel Norris, Staff
October 24, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Campus Life, Features
In the midst of all the tininess, a rather great event took place in parking lot E of Cosumnes River College on Oct. 15. Students from multiple universities and residents from all over the state of California visited the campus to view the energy-efficient tiny homes, built over a span of two years by the architecture stude...
October 21, 2016
Cosumnes River College stayed in control throughout a physical game on Friday against West Hills Colle...
October 19, 2016
A significant amount of both excitement and controversy surrounded the theatrical release of “Birth ...
October 19, 2016
The Latinx community held an event in the campus quad at 11 a.m., where artist Raul Mejia sketched out ...
Andrew Maestas, Staff
October 16, 2016
Filed under Forum, Opinion
Freshwater is invaluable. The Native American people have been disrespected, devalued, their way of life disrupted. For the past few centuries the native people of the Americas have gone through mass genocide, oppression and slavery, and now the Standing Rock Sioux face another threat in this awful tradition.
The $3.8 bi...
Andrew Flores, Staff
October 13, 2016
Filed under Softball, Special Features, Sports, Top Stories
The Hawks softball team will host their annual fall Softball Clinic on Oct. 25-27 for the local community to help provide guidance and inspiration for younger softball players and promote their softball program.
The clinic, which will be open for ages 10-18, offers a great opportunity for youths within the community and ...
October 13, 2016
While softball is played in the spring semester, the Hawks are already hard at work each week taking s...
October 13, 2016
After an outstanding week on the field, freshman midfielder, Averen Calvin, earned athlete of the week hono...
Matt Johnson and Courtney Fong
October 13, 2016
Filed under Breaking News, Crime, News, Top Stories
A student at the Elk Grove Center reported on Thursday morning that they observed a male suspect with a handgun in the first floor men’s bathroom, according to a Los Rios Police Department crime bulletin.
At around 9:20-9:30 a.m., the witness reported they saw the male suspect, who was in an adjacent stall, remove a hand...
Ashley Navarro, Editor
October 10, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Features, Reviews
Lead singer Laura Jane Grace, of pop-punk band Against Me!, belts words of heartbreak and longing in the band’s seventh full length album, “Shape Shift With Me.”
It was only a few years ago when Grace came out to the public as transgender and started the process of gender change. The previous album the band released, ...
October 5, 2016
“The Hawk Spot” food pantry officially opened to the Cosumnes River College community on Aug....
October 2, 2016
Mes de LatinX officially opened on Sept. 21 with a lecture from Olmeca in the Recital Hall. Olmeca is ...
Editorial Staff
October 1, 2016
Filed under Editorials, Opinion
With the start of a new semester, a new program to help those in need arose on campus and with the help of the Elk Grove Food Bank, students who financially struggle to afford food can now get access to a food pantry at no cost.
The food pantry, under the name of “The Hawk Spot”, is stocked with necessities and incre...
