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Women’s History Month event highlights femininity throughout history

Cosumnes River College continued its Women’s History Month event series with their “Making Moves: A Collection of Feminisms” presentation on March 11. Hosted by history professor Diana Reed and art ...
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Film professor shares industry experiences with classes

New radio, television and film professor, Justin Rettke, knew he wanted to teach at some point but didn’t know he would be ...
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Softball loses 7-5 in conference game against Folsom Lake

The softball team lost to the Folsom Lake College Falcons 7-5 on March 10. Folsom Lake led for the entire game. Although the ...
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Students and educators gather to advocate for education during annual March in March

Students, educators and community members gathered at the California State Capitol on March 12 for this year’s March in March ...
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Campus life hopes to bring students together in annual spring club fair

The Cosumnes River College Clubs and Events Board will host Club Day on Monday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the quad, giving ...
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Speaker sheds light on importance of storytelling in Indigenous women’s history

A presentation about stories and perspectives of Indigenous women was held on Thursday in honor of Women’s History Month. Dr. Melissa Leal, department chair of ethnic studies at Sierra College, led ...
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Women’s History Month event focuses on building resilience

To celebrate Women’s History Month, Cosumnes River College hosted a “We Can Do Hard Things: A Story of Resilience” presentation and storytelling event in the Learning Resource Center on Friday. The ...
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HAWK TALK: What are your reactions to the election results?

“With the choice that was made, I don’t think I’m very happy with it, I would say.” Sami Fazli biology and pre health occupations major (18) (Damien Gay) “I am sad and disappointed about the results ...
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Need ideas for spring break? Here’s a list of budget-friendly activities

Everyone wants to do something for spring break, but not everyone can afford pricey vacations. Spring break for Cosumnes River College is from March 16-22. With academic and personal expenses, ...
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Campus sports facilities open for community rentals

Cosumnes River College allows public usage of sports facilities for community and personal events, according to the Campus Operations department. This includes all sports facilities, including the ...
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Cafeteria provides new food options on campus

The campus has introduced new food options for students returning to in-person learning. These options include grab-and-go vending machines and multiple food trucks. The vending machine system and the ...
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Students and faculty enjoy campus native garden

The California Native Plant Garden by the Science Building is home to over 25 different native California plants, according to the Cosumnes River College website. CRC Professor of Botany Noah Gardner ...