What American River College is like

Campus character, social life, who thrives, and traditions — summarized from cited public sources about American River College.

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Strengths

One of the largest community colleges in California, enrolling approximately 30,000 full-time and part-time students.[1]
Recent significant infrastructure investments including a 57,000 square foot Diane Bryant STEM Innovation Center opened in 2021 and a 19,000 square foot Evangelisti Culinary Arts Center opened in 2014.[1]
Established student publications and cultural outlets including the American River Review literary journal (published since 1984), the American River Current newspaper, and The Parrot ESL newsletter.[1]

Traditions

Athletics teams are nicknamed the Beavers, reflecting the college's long-standing athletic identity.[1]
The college has published its own literary journal, the American River Review, since 1984.[1]

Sources

[1]American River College
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