
Imagine you’re in a graphic design class and get assigned a project where you need a laser cutter 3D printer and you don’t have access to those pieces of equipment. How will you ever get your project done? Luckily for you, those items are available on campus.

How many of you have taken public speaking just because it was required for your major? For those of you who have or are currently taking it, you have the potential to earn some money from it. The Stine Speaking Showcase is an end-of-semester showcase sponsored by the Communication Studies Department, highlighting students from COMS…

With the holiday season around the corner, the thought of how much money goes into the festivities is on everyone’s mind. For those who can’t afford to buy gifts, JCCC Gives allows those families to experience that part of the holiday season.

Imagine you’re all out of gas and you really don’t want to go to the gas station before class in the morning. Lucky for you, JCCC partnered with RideKC, and anyone can ride for free on the KC Metro area bus route.

Have you ever heard of SNAP, or more commonly, food stamps? If not, SNAP, or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, “provides nutrition assistance to eligible, low-income individuals and households via a monthly benefit,” according to USDA.

How many times have you circled the parking lots looking for a spot close to your classes for the day? Ever had to walk forever just to get to one class? Things might start to change according to the college’s new Facilities Master Plan, which could call for more parking.

With general elections right around the corner, it is more important than ever to learn about who you’re going to be voting for. This election happens to have close-to-home candidates on the ballot: JCCC Board of Trustees Members.

From classroom to classroom, Student Access Services is leaving lasting impacts on students in need. For every meeting and accommodation created, they unveil new opportunities for students with documented disabilities to get the education they deserve. Access Advisor Megan Kissel explains how Student Services meet with students every day in order to get them the…