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These books were purchased as class sets for the Zero Textbook Cost program. If a professor adopts a class set of textbooks, students are able to check out a copy at no charge.

Zero Textbook Cost program continues to grow

Seth Henderson, Editor in Chief
September 6, 2023
Many students do not get the recommended seven to nine hours of sleep. Sleeping less than seven hours can lead to adverse health outcomes.

Student sleep habits key to improving health, academics

Asyah Zamani, Staff Writer
May 19, 2023
The Zero Textbook Cost program continues to progress since the fall 2021 semester. Students have saved $1 million from not buying books in the spring 2022 semester and now have saved $2 million in the spring 2023 semester.

Zero Textbook Cost program continues to grow and receive positive feedback

Asyah Zamani, Staff Writer
April 12, 2023
There are many affordable lunch options where students can go eat within walking distance from campus for under $15. One of these places is Taco Bell, and featured here is the chicken power menu bowl for $6.19.

Affordable food options available on and off campus for students

Asyah Zamani, Staff Writer
March 23, 2022
After two years of online learning, 50% of in-person classes comes back to CRC. Many students have different reactions of having in-person classes again.

Students share their feelings about in-person classes

Zacariah Aguila and Asyah Zamani
February 26, 2022
Students have different experiences with online learning. Some students enjoy synchronous learning because of the interaction while others prefer to work alone.

Students discuss their experiences with synchronous learning

Hannah Villarreal, Staff Writer
March 3, 2021
This month seriously needs to march off the calendar

This month seriously needs to march off the calendar

Summer Lomendehe, Staff Writer
March 25, 2019
Backlash spreads over Apple Inc. slowing down iPhones. And students are complaining about their service.

Students react to Apple slowing down phones

Summer Lomendehe, Staff Writer
February 20, 2018

Political science students volunteer with non-profit organization to provide free legal clinics to those in need

Lola Chase, Staff
November 20, 2017

Students share insight, suggestions at Campus Conversation

Victoria Blanco, Staff
October 26, 2017
Student Body President Halimeh Edais discusses the proposal of a meditation room for students during an Academic Senate meeting on Friday.

New student body president promises to speak for the students

John Cabales, Staff
October 18, 2017
DACA students should feel safe on campus

DACA students should feel safe on campus

Editorial Staff
September 27, 2017

Students post-transfer have a new outlook on college

Alicia Ilaga, Staff
April 26, 2017

Challenges working students face could be beneficial

Kristi Doan, Staff
March 16, 2017

Students react to Trump executive orders

Justin Cordero and Julie Wallinger
February 9, 2017

STEM provides women equal opportunities

Abigail Babineau, Staff
December 3, 2016
Student voice recognized in LatinX event

Student voice recognized in LatinX event

Alejandra Morales, Staff
October 2, 2016
Students enter raffle to receive textbook scholarship

Students enter raffle to receive textbook scholarship

Abigail Babineau, Staff
September 21, 2016

Explore the outdoors without breaking your budget

Ashley Navarro, Nicole Goodie, and Eb Arreola
May 9, 2016
Beyoncé empowers fans with new visual album

Beyoncé empowers fans with new visual album

Oksana Barrios, Staff
May 9, 2016

‘Arms and the Man’ tells story of love during war

Kayleen Carter, Staff
May 9, 2016
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