
Online class schedules should be clearly defined
Heather Amberson, Editor-in-Chief
• April 3, 2024

Campus Pulse: What class type do you prefer?
The Current Staff
• March 2, 2024

Climbing gas prices affect choices made by students and staff at ARC
Carla Montaruli, Staff Writer
• November 14, 2022

LRCCD announces return to campuses after starting semester online
Heather Amberson, Editor-In-Chief
• February 17, 2022

Rise in COVID-19 cases causes spring 2022 semester to begin online
Heather Amberson, Editor-In-Chief
• January 23, 2022

An excused withdrawal option would help lower student stress during the pandemic
Heather Amberson, Arts&Culture/Sports Co-Editor
• December 14, 2020

Synchronous classes create unnecessary stress for already tense students
Nick Subia, Staff Writer
• November 10, 2020

Will we ever open back up?
Mojané Tolvert, Staff Writer
• October 19, 2020

Online classes under attack by “Zoom bombers”
Brandon Zamora, Opinion Editor
• October 9, 2020

ARC’s automotive department gets creative with online classes
Brandon Zamora, Opinion Editor
• October 3, 2020

Having trouble with Canvas? Don’t stress
Edith Nunez, Staff Writer
• September 14, 2020
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