The COVID-19 vaccine has just been made available to Kansas adult residents as of March 29 and in Missouri they will follow suit on April 9. That means most, if not all, JCCC’s students...

Summer enrollment is here. This past year, classes have been something tricky to handle. With online courses and Zoom meetings, the online world is...

Cafe Cà Phê, a mobile Vietnamese coffee shop based in Kansas City, MO., recently held a public vigil for recent Asian-American victims of violence. Around 400 people filled the streets to show their support.  The vigil took place March 28. The shop’s founder...

The 1.9 trillion-dollar stimulus bill had the stamp of approval, making the third stimulus check something you could hope to see in your bank...

Kansas has now moved to Phase 5 of the vaccine plan meaning all Kansas Residents 16 years of age and older are eligible to register for the COVID-19...

The college’s Get Involved organization is assembling a panel to discuss sexual assault this month. the events will bring awareness to the topic and highlight Sexual Assault Awareness month. The Start by Believing series will begin April 1. Victoria Corral is one of the Student Life ambassadors behind the...

Are students and faculty ready to return to campus amid the COVID-19 pandemic? Leadership at the college think so. Plans for faculty, students and...

The Student Senate received an update on the Sustainability contest and Senator Camile Mullings encouraged other student senators and other students to help with the organization of the event. At the...

About a year into the pandemic, we have finally started distributing the long-awaited vaccine but there are mixed feelings in the air. Some people are jumping at the chance of a vaccination while others are stepping back and...

Imagine being undecided in what your major is going to be, not knowing how to create a resume to get a job or even...