Sunday, October 6, 2024
The president of MCCC says signs posted around the county are glaringly incorrect. These signs say “MCCC allows MEN in girls bathrooms.” They can be seen in front of houses in the county and were spotted at the Monroe County Fair. “The signs are blatantly false,” Quartey said. In a […]
Editorial It’s tiring driving to school every day and seeing willful disinformation stamped on bright red plastic signs right across from campus. “MCCC allows MEN in girls bathrooms.” The Agora stands with the students and community members affected by these signs. We support equality and diversity, and stand against those […]
As the cold weather approaches, I enjoy reading outside, wearing a warm sweater and drinking hot tea. There are plenty of books out there that can give out “fall vibes,” but I have picked four books that I thoroughly enjoyed. Unwanted by Mia Sheridan When wilderness guide Harper Ward is […]
My name is Dana Willi. I’m currently studying communications and business administration. I started my career in the publishing and marketing industries after graduating high school in 2020. Working with more exclusive groups inspired me to start my education this year. I’m looking to work in law or marketing within […]
I am a returning student at MCCC and I am currently working with the Agora as a freelancer. I am working toward a degree in journalism, with intentions to transfer to Eastern Michigan University after graduating from MCCC. I have always been interested in writing. The blank page is my […]
My name is Elizabeth Bradley, I am at MCCC to get credits before university to get my master’s in computer hardware engineering. I hope to either own a business one day or work for a tech company, like Google or NVIDIA. I am brand-new when it comes to the Agora. […]
MCCC hosted its Honors Reception April 26 in the Meyer Theater. Student Government served as emcees for the night, and awards were presented to many students, faculty and adjunct faculty.
MCCC’s 57th annual Commencement Ceremony took place 6 p.m. Friday in the H Building. Family and friends of graduates filled the gymnasium’s bleachers until they were both full. The graduates filed in with black caps and gowns on. Some wore sashes to show they were honor students, and some wore […]
Even at the age of 55, Ken Mohney still likes playing in the dirt. The 20-year professor of anthropology, known as “Dr. Ken” to his MCCC students, said he takes any chance he can to go outside and put his education to work. “I love to go out into the […]
