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,...
December 4, 2016
For an up and coming band, practice is extremely important, and watching local band The Color Wild not w...
Andrew Flores, Staff
December 3, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Features, Most Recent, Reviews
Coming off his top-charted album “Beauty Behind the Madness” a little over a year ago, Abel Tesfaye, also known as “The Weeknd,” has released his third studio album: “Starboy” LP.
The album, which was released digitally and on streaming services Nov. 25 and in CD form on Nov. 28th, is set to reach the No. 1 debut o...
Kaelyn Blizzard, Staff
November 22, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Campus Life, Features, Most Recent
With so much going on in a college student’s life, it may seem difficult to think about what type of career they would want once they get their degree, and for those seeking employment in radio, television and film, this is just as challenging.
The RTVF department held a panel discussion on Nov. 14 in L-111 Forum, moderat...
Lola Chase, Staff
November 16, 2016
Filed under Campus, News
Cosumnes River College is a two-year community college, but two years is a reality for few people.
A 2012 study done on CRC showed that 7 percent of students graduated within that expected time frame, according to the College Navigator of National Center for Education Statistics.
“I don’t think it is a two-year colle...
Lola Chase, Staff
November 14, 2016
Filed under Campus, News
Women participated in the second Focus 4 Women event on Friday with special keynote speaker Ruthie Bolton as a continuation of the “First me, Then You: Relationship Building” conference.
Bolton has been a speaker for women’s empowerment and self-healing for the past 10 years. The two-time olympic gold medal winne...
November 14, 2016
Shock, fear, loss, triumph and glimpses of hope are felt deeply by the community of students and faculty...
Andrew Maestas, Staff
November 14, 2016
Filed under Current Affairs, Opinion
Almost everyone has a holiday memory that they hold dear, whether it’s the first time unwrapping a present from Santa Claus, or the time shared in the warmth surrounded by good food and family. Those are memories we treasure in our heart if we are fortunate enough to have them. But many people are not so lucky. Instead, they...
November 9, 2016
Since the dawn of time, or just the dawn of athletics, women have been patronized for having any association...
Lola Chase, Staff
November 9, 2016
Filed under Current Affairs, Most Recent, Opinion
I feel cheated out of my passion to promote change and progress.
I was meant to be a part of this big pivotal part of history, leading through the 2016 election, the part where we all stop being ignorant and look around and see that we’re hurting each other, and that we are the means to our own suffering, and once and fo...
November 6, 2016
A reception on Saturday kicked off the start of an exhibition displaying the artwork of Bay Area ceramic...
Ashley Navarro, Editor
November 6, 2016
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Features, Most Recent, Reviews
Imagine a world assembled by a medley of brightly colored mohawks, new wave punk and an unnecessary amount of tongue action. That world would be what Fox created with their sad attempt of an adaption of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
“The Rocky Horror Picture Show” is most notably known in the form of a 1975 fea...
October 31, 2016
Depending on how voters vote on Proposition 64, the recreational use of cannabis could be legalized for...
Jared Lee, Staff Writer
October 31, 2016
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, National, News, Top Stories
This year, the opening submission date for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, also known as the FAFSA, has been shifted from January to October.
This new, earlier submission date is a permanent change. Students will now be able to submit their FAFSA in the future as early as Oct. 1 each year, according to the Federal...
Stan Smith, Staff Writer
October 19, 2016
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, News
The club activities fair will take place on Oct. 20 in the quad from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., with up to 10 clubs participating in the event, according to Club and Events Board Commissioner Evan Nguyen.
For those who are unable to attend the club activities fair and want to sign up for a club or start their own club, the best course...
Rachel Norris, Staff
October 17, 2016
Filed under 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...
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 5, 2016
“The Hawk Spot” food pantry officially opened to the Cosumnes River College community on Aug....
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...
October 1, 2016
The Honor Seminar Political Campaign Communication course offered this semester on campus, thoroughly ...
