Calendar and Events

Join Cosumnes River College voice student, Jianna Eugenio, in a performance that will invite you on a musical journey into the technicolor palette of the human experience. Accompanied by pianist Dr. Narmina Sultanova, the program will enthrall hearts and ears with pieces by illustrious American composers of musical theatre, cabaret, and art song: Kurt Weill, Marc Blizstein, Stephen Sondheim, Jerry Bock, Jule Styne, William Bolcom, and Ricky Ian Gordon. This is in partial fulfillment of MUP 495 Independent Studies and MUIVI 321 Voice Class IV.

Learn more about the Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) and the Transfer Admission Planner (TAP). This information session will clear up potential confusion and misinterpretation of the UC application process.

This workshop is for clients to learn how to navigate different resources and job search engines such as Indeed and LinkedIn.

CRC Human Services students will be invited back to share their experiences in all HSER courses from 2018 to 2024. The Department Chair will invite CAC counselors, SSSP, and current/past Tutors/TAs to join this celebration.

Fans of Jane Austen, romance, humor, passion, and beauty rejoice! American River College is staging a new adaptation of "Sense and Sensibility" that promises to be closer to Austen's beloved novel than any play that has come before!

CRC Music along with with the California Music Educators Association - Capitol Section (CMEA-CS) hosts the Fourth Annual EGUSD Band and Orchestra Festival. This free festival will feature students from nine Elk Grove high schools and one middle school.

Fans of Jane Austen, romance, humor, passion, and beauty rejoice! American River College is staging a new adaptation of "Sense and Sensibility" that promises to be closer to Austen's beloved novel than any play that has come before!

In the 2012 Pulitzer Prize winner for Drama, the past is always present for a young veteran who comes home to the ghosts of war and his mother’s addiction.

Last day to withdraw from a Spring 2025 short-term second eight weeks class with a "W" notation on record.

In the 2012 Pulitzer Prize winner for Drama, the past is always present for a young veteran who comes home to the ghosts of war and his mother’s addiction.