When Professor Mark Faaita walks into his argumentation and debate class at Cosumnes River College, silence rarely lasts long ...

The men’s soccer team faced the Folsom Lake College Falcons at home on Tuesday and came away with a 2-0 win, scoring twice in ...

As Election Day approaches, there’s still time to make your voice heard. If you’re not registered or a first-time voter, you ...

Bringing campus and community organizations together on the main quad, the Hawk CARES program hosted its 3rd Annual Care Fest ...

River Stage opened its first showing of the staged reading of the play “That’s Not My Name” in the Black Box Theatre on ...

In a hard-fought battle on Cosumnes River College’s Clark Court, the women’s volleyball team lost 0-3 against the San Joaquin ...

Three authors spoke at Cosumnes River College on Tuesday to share their memoirs that explore race, class and family dynamics.

Cosumnes River College vocal music professor Omari Tau presented his sabbatical project on Sept. 23, sharing his work to ...

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 ...

I have been a baseball fan my whole life, and one of my favorite things about baseball has been that almost every fan base feels like they have a chance to compete for a World Series title every year ...

When October ends, themes go from pumpkins, ghouls and spooks to red, white and green color schemes featuring Santa Claus, snowmen and retailers playing Christmas music for nearly two months or longer ...

The Center for Inclusion and Belonging and the Women’s History Committee hosted a Women’s History and Intersectionality event on March 4. Sabrina Melo Chew, a WHC member, gave a presentation on ...