Horticulture Students at ARC learn hands-on skills in landscaping, floristry and plant production American River College’s Horticulture Department prepares students for careers in California’s multi-billion dollar horticulture industry. They learn about plant production, landscape design and floristry while cultivating the Environmental Resource Area on campus. From seed to plant, students raise plants that are sold…
A total of 532 votes were cast on April 21 and 22 The elections for the Associated Student Board and the Los Rios Student Trustee concluded on April 22. A total of 532 votes were cast. Haniyah Saeedi was elected Student Senate President with 339 votes. Open positions in the Student Senate and the Calendar…
Sacramentans are suffering from a longer allergy season this year, and climate change is to blame It’s said that if you live in Sacramento for long enough, you might end up with allergies. The region’s abundance of trees, flowering plants and grasses make it a beautiful but difficult place to live for those with pollen…
Nintendo and Illumination bank hard on familiar imagery and flashy action to distract from a story that feels hollow “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” promises its audience a colorful, globe-trotting adventure filled to the brim with nostalgic references to one of the most popular video game franchises of all time. On all accounts, it delivers.…
An early lead and solid defense led the Beavers to victory over the Panthers The softball game on April 14 saw the Beavers fight for a 2-1 victory over the Sacramento City College Panthers. In the bottom of the first inning, a bunt got Elizabeth Poppick on first base, followed by a line drive hit…
Powell, who was unanimously appointed as chancellor by the Los Rios Board of Trustees, is set to begin his term on July 1, 2026. Torence Powell, will step into his new role as Los Rios Community College District chancellor on July 1, 2026. He is replacing Brian King, who is retiring at the end of…
A health fair organized by Love Liberated and Sacramento FilipinxLGBTQIA+ focuses on sharing wellness resources and celebrating Sacramento’s diverse communities On a breezy, beautiful, 75-degree day, laughter and music flowed from Flower Fist Art Market’s community event space in Sacramento. Attendees and vendors in masks mingled and shared resources and contact information in what is…
Sierra started off strong, but after an error-riddled game, the Beavers cinched an exciting 9-7 win to close out the series The American River College baseball team got a win at home in the finale and deciding game of a three-game series against Sierra College on Feb. 27 with a final score of 9-7. Sierra…
This health fair organized by Love Liberated and Sacramento FilipinxLGBTQIA+ focuses on sharing wellness resources and celebrating Sacramento’s diverse communities Fortify your mind and body with the 4th Annual Spring Into Wellness Health Fair, a free community event that highlights health and wellness resources, businesses, practitioners and nonprofit organizations serving Black, Indigenous, Queer and Trans…
Students and staff set to perform in the upcoming Lift Your Voice showcase organized by Arts Homebase and the Black Student Success center American River College students and staff will be showing off their talents in the Lift Your Voice Showcase on Wednesday Feb. 18, taking place in the ARC Student Center from noon to…
ARC’s “Wedding Band” entertains and educates the audience with performances that pull heartstrings and expand perspectives This Black History Month, American River College’s production of “Wedding Band” pushes the audience to remember exactly which freedoms had to be bitterly fought for. This tragically beautiful tale of love and hate between a Black seamstress and a…
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