Embracing Major Changes
A degree doesn’t secure you a specific career. Over half of college graduates in the past decade are not currently using their degrees in…
The Underground Suburban Music Scene Thrives
Though it isn’t known for being the birthplace of iconic musicians, there are many small bands and artists who call the Sacramento area their…
Zoom Room or Classroom?
College life has continued to evolve over the last few years with the introduction of online classes as part of many students’ academic experience.…
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Old News is New News
As digital newsprint and a variety of new media forms emerge, tangible forms like newspapers are often buried with the lede. Print student publications, once vibrant and informative sources about the campus community, thrived at Sierra College before trickling away.…
Tarnished by the Flames
Imagine losing your safe haven and cherished memories in the blink of an eye. That is exactly what happened to Victoria Lombard, 32, a Lincoln resident and survivor of the 2018 Camp Fire. This blaze that ravaged Butte County remains…
Careless Campers
“Every season we see the same issues: fire and trash,” said a campground host, shown below by the Intake 2 Campground sign in Bishop, California.…
Behind the Curtain
Sierra College will have a new theatre production under its belt this fall 2024 with a performance of Romeo and Juliet, playing now through November third in the Dietrich theatre on the Rocklin campus. The play is directed by Scott…
Shelf Help: Food Services On and Off Campus
Achieving higher education is a respectable feat. It marks hard work, dedication, and growth. In modern days, higher education has become a signifier of…
Safe at Last: Animal Place
In this 4:30 min. video, Evie Walsh and Nia Marin tour Animal Place, an animal sanctuary in Grass Valley, Calif. They are accompanied by…