There’s one class at MCCC that isn’t afraid to get dirty. An archeheological field study course offered at MCCC over the spring semester has brought students out of the classroom and into the dirt of two archeological dig sites, where students have discovered hundreds of artifacts as well as the […]

Daniel Schwab described his role at MCCC as a puzzle solver with a dedicated mindset. “Putting things together and figuring out issues as they come up,” is how Schwab explained it. Suzanne Wetzel agrees with Schwab’s assessment. “It’s a tremendous skill to have those analytical skills and to be able […]

#8220;Fast Five” sped into theaters April 29 where it took the audience on a ride of thrill and action. It out-sold the first movie in the franchise by $16 million, bringing in $86 million total. “Fast Five” follows Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, and Jordana Brewster as they plan a heist […]

#8220;You’re awful, I love you” would usually be viewed as a hypocritical statement, but this saying has received a complete alteration thanks to the band Ludo. Started in Ladue, Missouri, Ludo released their first album in February 2008. The only reason anyone would think back that far would be for […]

Love him or hate him, Republican or Democrat, voted for him or wanted him impeached, George W. Bush’s memoir “Decision Points” is a political and historical must-read. The former president uses a unique format to describe and explain the most important decisions of his presidency. The most major decisions of […]

Thundering bass, heart pounding drums, and a Smokey voice. This is Flogging Molly. For those not familiar with the Irish punk band, allow me to take you on a strange journey. In Los Angeles, California the first Flogging Molly album was born. The live album “Live behind the green door” […]

Lady Gaga has become the latest icon for more than just unity and individualism, but also as “Mother Monster,” after the successful release of her latest album “Born This Way.” Upon its May 23 release it has seen a whopping one million plus copies sold. Billboard has projected that “Born […]

MCCC will welcome three new professors to its full-time faculty this fall semester, in the subjects of history, biology and psychology. Edmund Laclair, a professor of history, has taught as an adjunct professor at MCCC on and off for two years and is now hoping to add courses to the […]

His job is new, his office is new, he hasn’t even had time to hang his diploma from Michigan State University on the wall, but MCCC is not new to Josh Myers. “I have a long history with the college,” Myers said. Myers has been hired as the coordinator of […]

Despite what her Arab neighbors claim, Israel’s existence in the Middle East has been the focus of their scorn since she was conceived as the world’s only Jewish-majority state. Israel’s 8,522 square miles make it smaller than the U.S. state of Massachusetts.  It has a population just under eight million, […]