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Runner featured in film ‘McFarland USA’ speaks on campus about resilience

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the The Multicultural Innovative Community for Academic Success and Achievement program ...
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Club Rush provides students opportunity to create connections

Fall Club Rush returns Wednesday between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the quad and is an occasion for students to meet new people, ...
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Hawks end in a 2-2 draw against Sierra College Wolverines

Despite trailing twice on the scoreboard, the women’s soccer team managed to get a 2-2 draw in Tuesday’s game against the ...
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Police pursuit of fleeing suspect prompts campus lockdown

Cosumnes River College was placed on lockdown Thursday after the Los Rios Police Department was notified of criminal activity ...
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Political disagreement sparks the topic for 20th annual Ethics Symposium

Following the death of Charlie Kirk there has been much conversation and disagreement influencing this year’s topic for the 20th annual Ethics Symposium, according to Kyle Swan, California State ...
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Campus brings back SacTown VegFest after 3-year hiatus

Cosumnes River College is providing SacTown VegFest campus use for the second time after the nutrition program’s three-year break, on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. SacTown VegFest celebrates ...
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Filmed in Sacramento, ‘One Battle After Another’ is a thrill from start to finish

Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” is an entertaining, chaotic ride that will keep your eyes glued to the screen despite its almost three-hour runtime. Best known for 2007’s “There Will ...
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Professor’s original play debuts at the Black Box Theater

Cosumnes River College professor and playwright Anthony D’Juan’s original play, “Birdmocking,” which is loosely based on Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird,” premiered on Tuesday at CRC’s Black Box ...
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LGBTQ+ History Month event provides resources for queer students on campus

Nikolai Lee, a 20-year-old art major, visits the Queers and Allies Fitness booth at the LGBTQ+ history month kickoff event on Oct 1. The event brought local resources and guest speakers to the campus ...
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Charlie Kirk assassination sparks reactions on campus

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a Utah Valley University event on Sept. 10, according to the Associated Press. The 31-year-old podcaster and media personality amassed an online ...
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New cell phone law targets mobile distractions while driving

California drivers can no longer pick up their cell phones while driving – even when stopped at a red light. The new “no-touch phone law” went into effect in July and is designed to increase safety on ...
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Campus marks Latinx Heritage month with celebration

Cosumnes River College kicked off its celebration of Latinx Heritage Month on Tuesday by bringing students and faculty together to honor community, history, culture and art. The celebration started ...