Inside Calendar and Events

American River College is turning 70 years strong — and we're bringing back Homecoming Week for the first time in decades! This special celebration will honor our history while looking ahead to the future, creating a space where the ARC community can come together in pride and connection.

Celebrate ARC’s 70th anniversary in true Beaver spirit! Before the big game, join us for a festive tailgate and spirit rally filled with food, fun, music, and community pride. Students, staff, alumni, families, and community partners are all invited to be part of this tradition-in-the-making. Rain or Shine: The Homecoming Tailgate will take place regardless of weather. Please plan accordingly — tents are required for all hosts.

Any employee who wants to serve on a hiring or interview committee must first complete the Hiring the Best Training course. In addition, any employee who wants to serve as the equity representative on a hiring committee must first complete the Equity Representative Training course.

The American River College Wind Bands Ensemble, directed by Professor Tony Marvelli, present their fall concert.

CRC will be kicking off Native American Heritage Week on with a blessing by CRC's elder-in-residence, Al Striplen, followed by storytelling and a beading workshop.

Join us for an afternoon of storytelling by students to kick off Native American Heritage Month!

Whether you're just getting started with Canvas, exploring new instructional technologies, or tackling a complex challenge, our virtual drop-in lab is here to support you. Get personalized assistance and expert guidance on a wide range of tools and techniques – stop by anytime during the scheduled hours. We're ready to help you enhance your teaching, no matter your experience level!

Join us for ARC's I Stand With Immigrants Day of Action, featuring a community mural, digital collage, music, and more to celebrate and uplift immigrant voices on campus.

CRC will be continuing Native American Heritage Week with two cultural presentations, "Weaving Stories with Tule: A Cultural Art Experience" hosted by Wilton Rancheria's Cultural Preservation Department, and "Native American Representation through Children’s Literature" by Nia Gregory. A beading workshop will follow.

AUP Deadline Approaching! Take advantage of Research Support Drop-ins!