Journalism professor says farewell to former home of department
Editor's note: The Journalism Department will open in the fall in the new Student Services building and professor Jan Haag reflects on what...
Robin Fritz | Staff Writer | [email protected]
In the March 19 Sacramento Bee article, “California Proposal to Legalize Killing Gays Hard to Stop,” Christopher Cadelago writes that attorney...
As everyone in the state should know by now, California is in the middle of one of its most severe droughts in history. Water levels in reservoirs are visibly — and frighteningly — low. Just take...
Rosaura de la Cruz | Contributor | [email protected]
My boyfriend is studying child psychology and will soon get his associate degree. One day while we were studying together, he tried out something...
Sometimes, coasting through a class seems like no big deal.
• “Oh, this is just for my general education requirements. It’s not really applicable to my major.”
• “I’ll pay attention to...
Monday, April 13, as this issue of the Express is going to press, reports are coming in about a shooting at Wayne Community College in Goldsboro, North Carolina.
At this time, it is reported that one...
Vienna J. Montague | Staff Writer | [email protected]
Sometimes it’s hard to tell whether you’re drowning or treading water. You might be moving forward, or the tide could be sweeping...
According to “The American Freshman: National Norms Fall 2014 Survey,” 9.5 percent of incoming college students frequently felt depressed during the past year. This figure has increased 6.1 percent...
Fifteen California community colleges were initially approved Jan. 20 to begin offering bachelor’s degrees by the Community College Board of Governors.
None of the Los Rios colleges were accepted into the pilot programs.
That’s because the Los Rios Community College District did not apply for a pilot program.
Some of the programs that have been initially approved are in fields in which Los Rios colleges have certificates or degrees available.
For example, American River College offers an associate’s degree in funeral services. Cypress College received approval for an expanded mortuary science program. The programs are identical in core curriculum. If Los Rios had applied, perhaps ARC could be offering a bachelor’s degree in that discipline.
Homes and apartment complexes are under construction in the Curtis Park Village, located behind Hughes Stadium and across the train tracks Decisions are yet to be made and concerns continue to be expressed...
Fifteen California community colleges have obtained initial approval to begin four-year programs offering bachelor’s degrees in fields ranging from airframe manufacturing technology to mortuary science.
The...
In Copenhagen on Valentine’s Day, a man was shot and killed at a free speech event.
This came just over a month after “Charlie Hebdo,” the French satirical magazine, was attacked, leaving...
