This is the area that will be transformed ino a new student space – for studying, relaxing and socializing.   …   The design for the new student space in the L Building is in progress. The Student Space Task Force, which is the first of many task forces that […]

Ashley Klug, Jessica Ryder, Jim Devries, and President Kojo Quartey.   On Tuesday night, the membership of the Tau Omicron Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa grew by 97 new initiates in a recognition ceremony held in the La-Z-Boy Center Meyer Theater. To be invited into Phi Theta Kappa is a […]

Students play Ping-Pong after the tables are brought up to the cafeteria for the tournament. Family Fun Night, the final Student Government event of the year, is quickly approaching. During the most recent meeting, Student Government members talked about their upcoming event, Family Fun Night, and their most recent events, […]

Barry Kinsey, MCCC’s director of Workforce Development, presents at the apprenticeship workshop. Apprenticeships tilt the scales when it comes to merging into the workforce. “Apprentices get their schooling paid for, they get incremental wages as they go, and at the end of it all — they get a certificate from the […]

MCCC President Kojo Quartey speaks about the new programs the college is looking to implement in the upcoming years.   MCCC President Kojo Quartey spoke about the importance of specialized skills at his annual State of the College address. Quartey said that in the future MCCC is going to offer […]

Sean Dechart shakes the hand of an officer as he finds information about a job in criminal justice.   The Career and Opportunity Expo brought out students, both current and alumni, as well as community members. There was opportunity for welders, police officers, nurses, and more. Sean Dechert, a 2016 […]