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JCCC Women’s Basketball Team Triumphs, Securing National Title
The JCCC Cavaliers are your 2025 NJCAA DII Women’s Basketball Champions, after going 34-1 this season. Their effort and hard work paid off and they got the title to show for it.
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JCCC Women’s Basketball Team Clinches Spot in NJCAA Championship Game
“It feels pretty good considering the team that we beat,” Conrad said. “I mean that was an undefeated team, number one seed, have been dominant all year over everybody who played them. I don’t think anybody has played them within twelve or thirteen points. I think their average margin of victory is something like 30…
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Dr. Tony Miksa Announced As New JCCC President
Dr. Tony Miksa speaks at the Student Open Forum in CoLab, Wednesday, Feb. 19. (Photo by Yan Luciano Arantes Dornelos Souza.) More than a year and a half after the resignation of Dr. Andy Bowne, Johnson County Community College will finally have a permanent President starting July 1. In an email sent to the JCCC…
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Lee Brice Concert Tells Life’s Journey As A Musician
Lee Brice performing, You, Me, and My Guitar. (Photo courtesy of Lee Brice.) At 45, country music singer-songwriter Lee Brice is by no means at the finale of his journey as a musician. But he has had enough life experiences on and off the stage that he can look back and reflect on all that he…
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Women’s and Men’s Basketball Teams Both Going to National Championships
The Women’s team will play at 9 a.m. (CT) on Tuesday, March 18. They will play the winner of the #13 vs. #20 game. The Men’s team will play at 8 p.m. (CT) on Monday, March 17 against Macomb Community College, the #6 seed.
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Student Senate President Working To Make JCCC ‘Best School It Can Be’
Logan Grigsby. (Photo by Elizabeth Taylor) Logan Grigsby never saw himself as the president of Student Senate, but, a couple years and a job opening later, he is fulfilling that role, serving JCCC and its community. “At first I was only an online student, so then I decided, I want to come on campus and…
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JCCC Foundation Presents Lee Brice In Fundraiser Concert for Student Scholarships
Calling all country music fans-country singer, Lee Brice, is coming to Kansas City. The Cohen Community Series, a benefit concert to help raise money for student scholarships, is an event put on by the JCCC Foundation every year. Brice will be performing on Mar. 1 at Yardley Hall, located in the Midwest Trust Center on…
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Student-Led ‘Lieutenant of Inishmore’ to Premiere This Weekend
Sawyer Richmond (playing Padraic) and Mel Pearce (playing Mairead) rehearse a scene together for JCCC’s production of The Lieutenant of Inishmore by Martin McDonagh. (Photo by Gregory Jackson) This week, the JCCC Theatre Department will premier its production of Martin McDonagh’s play, “Lieutenant of Inishmore.” This show is directed by JCCC’s own Artistic Coordinator Scott…
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Fashion and Painting combine in new Nerman Exhibit
It all started when JoAnne Northup, the Chief Curator of the Nerman, was talking with instructors of the JCCC fashion school. She asked them who she believed to be the most renowned Kansas City fashion designer, when apparently without a beat, they said Jeremy Scott. Curious, Northup decided to look up some of his work.…
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College Students’ Take on President Trump’s Second Term
Anyone familiar with the Donald Trump administration will admit that his first term as President of the United States had its share of controversies—whether they agree with the political left or the right. Now that we are in the second term of his presidency, college students have shared their take on him being back in…
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National Player of the Year, Maya Wallace, Continues Family Soccer Legacy at JCCC
In December, JCCC’s very own Maya Wallace respectively earned the United Soccer Coaches NJCAA Division II National Player of the Year Award, making herself the first women’s soccer player in the history of her conference (JCCC and KJCCC) to earn the award. What did it take to achieve this outstanding feat, and what can we…
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What Farmers Want City People To Know
Even here in Kansas, there is a big disconnect between rural farmers and city dwellers. Maybe that’s because people might believe that food comes from the store, or from our amazing food court, and don’t realize how much work goes into the food that they consume. Farmers will tell you, too, that some people don’t…