Cosumnes River College campus articles

HAWK TALK: Are you planning to vote and what motivates your decision?

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Campus program connects students with basic needs resources at annual Care Fest

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Bringing campus and community organizations together on the main quad, the Hawk CARES program hosted its 3rd Annual Care Fest on Sept. 24 to connect students with resources for food access, health care, housing, mental health and other basic needs. Hosted by the Hawk CARES Center, the event marked 10 years of food access and...

Students speak with university recruiters at Transfer Day

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Students interested in transferring had the opportunity to meet and speak with representatives from various universities from all over the country during Transfer Day on Oct. 6 at Cosumnes River College. The Transfer Day event had a mix of California State Universities, Universities of California, private institutions and out-of-state colleges who set up tab

Authors share memoirs about identity and belonging

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Three authors spoke at Cosumnes River College on Tuesday to share their memoirs that explore race, class and family dynamics. The authors shared excerpts from memoirs and discussed the personal experiences that inspired their stories to an audience of about 150 people in Room Winn-150. Each author explored how their journeys shaped their identity and...

Volleyball team falls 0-3 in tight match against Delta College

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In a hard-fought battle on Cosumnes River College’s Clark Court, the women’s volleyball team lost 0-3 against the San Joaquin Delta College Mustangs on Wednesday. With season records of 12-5 and 12-4, respectively, the Hawks and Mustangs were evenly matched going into the game. Delta ultimately pulled out the win, taking all three sets 25-23,...

Music professor shares project to preserve author’s legacy

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Cosumnes River College vocal music professor Omari Tau presented his sabbatical project on Sept. 23, sharing his work to preserve the literary legacy of award-winning author Joyce Carol Thomas. Tau said his project grew from a personal connection to Thomas and an opportunity to bring more attention to the author’s work. “I’m just excited to...

Campus opens new study lounge

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The Hawks Study Lounge is now open for Cosumnes River College students in Learning Resource Center Room 204, offering a new space to hang out between classes. Students may recharge on the soft couches, solve problems on the moveable whiteboards or sit in groups to work together. The open, cafe-like environment was transformed from a...

Women’s soccer earns 7-2 win over Evergreen Valley

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The women’s soccer team took on Evergreen Valley College at home on Sept. 22 and secured a 7-2 win, putting on a strong offensive performance. Cosumnes River College’s team took an early lead, scoring three goals within the first 10 minutes of the game, while maintaining the majority of possession throughout the first half. “They...

HAWK TALK: How do you feel about activists being on campus?

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HAWK TALK: How do you feel about activists being on campus? The presence of the pro-life activist group on campus recently prompted lots of student reactions, with an official CRC statement being sent out regarding their rights and ensuring peaceful and safe demonstrations. Kaili Jiang and Zayna Abboushi • September 28, 2026 “I think it’s okay. I think they

Men’s soccer shuts out De Anza 2-0

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Cosumnes River College’s men’s soccer team continued its undefeated start to the season Sept. 4, defeating De Anza College 2-0 at home. Early in the game, CRC created multiple opportunities to score by controlling the pace and communicating well with each other. CRC attempted six shots and two corner kicks before halftime as they continued...