Author: Aneesah Jameel
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MOCSA Gives Safe Outlets And Support To JCCC Students
Students may find MOCSA flyers and resources scattered around campus and notice tabling at events such as Soberfest, which helps fill gaps in knowledge about the organization’s free counseling and advocacy services for survivors after incidents of violence.
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Domestic Violence: The Scary Reality Of October
To counter domestic violence and work toward prevention, JCCC hosts and provides resources to support and assist students subject to this type of violence, while also outlining next steps for victims.
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Faculty Friday: Professor Britton Hill’s Driving Ambition To Support Students
“My motivation was never solely about money; it was about helping people. That was what got me up every morning. Transportation might be one of the most important things to people to get to school, to get to work, to take care of their families. So to me, fixing their car was a way that…
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JCCC’s “Soberfest” Creates Space For Alcohol-Free Fun
Photo Designed By: Athena Gonzalez Celebrating alcohol-free fun, Soberfest invites all to participate on Wednesday, Oct. 14. From 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., the Student Lounge (GEB 151 and 154) will be decorated in neon fashion with free finger food, mocktails and freebies while supplies last, in addition to fun interactive activities and resources from
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New Scholarship Honors Late JCCC Student, Andrew Eveloff
“I feel like his experience and his story, how he felt like an equal here, a person who was treated with such respect and dignity, I think that’s really powerful here,” said Crawford.
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A Spooktacular October Outlook
Photo By: Miranda Malinda Man, has time gone by or what? As we enter October, here’s a look at many of the upcoming events to mark on your calendars, Cavs! Academic Calendar: Thursday, Oct. 15 marks the application deadline for fall graduation. Don’t forget to fill out the form if you are cleared to
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Nerman Museum Unveils First Exhibition Curated By Students: “The Unseen”
“I never really knew much about art museums except for visiting them and everything, but here I’ve really learned more about how they create community and how they help bring people together,” said Caballero.
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Japan Festival Returns To JCCC For Its 21st Year
From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 3, celebrate this year’s theme of Sumo traditions with demonstrations by the Shogeki Sumo Team, as well as various arts and crafts workshops, Japanese food, performances and shopping scattered around several buildings on campus.
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Kansas “Bathroom Bill” Affects Students Seven Months On
“Somebody who really wants to hurt women, they’re not going to stop because of a bathroom. They’re going to keep doing that. You’re just now also hurting trans people,” said member Verity Alexander.
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Undocumented Kansas Students Are No Longer Eligible For In-State Tuition
Effective immediately, undocumented JCCC students residing in Kansas must pay the out-of-state tuition rate of $250 per credit hour. This new ruling is expected to affect tuition affordability for many JCCC students.
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JCCC’s “Career Experiences” Class Gives Students Hands On Experience
“While [students] may not be compensated, it does add to skills in really great ways that translate nicely when getting that job, and it does help you answer questions in an interview in a more educated way than just ‘I studied this,’” Mann said. “You can say, ‘Well, I actually did this in some sort…
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“Romeo and Juliet” Presented By The JCCC Theater Department
Support JCCC Theatre by attending a showing of Romeo and Juliet this month.
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JCCC’s “A New Hub For Healthcare” Begins Construction This Year
Named “A New Hub for Healthcare,” as per the information page, the purpose of the building is to meet the growing demand for increased enrollment capacity and the expansion of current and new programs. The location will be near the Science and Classroom Laboratory buildings.
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Deadlines, Galore. Mark Your Calendars, Cavs
Welcome or welcome back, Cavs! The new school year has arrived, and classes and activities are in full swing. To avoid last-minute scrambling that may affect your already busy schedule, look out for these important dates and deadlines that will be here before you know it.