Jessica Staniszewski, Staff Writer | October 16, 2025
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In today’s world, transitioning from a college student to a working professional can be a challenging phase in the lives of many students. It is during this time that students need guidance from their...

In the Lower Level, Vistatech Center, not many know the office for the Film Club lives inside the Student Activities Office. Students who are...

As the 300-mile trek spans out in front of him, Schoolcraft College President Dr. Glenn Cerny didn’t think about the distance - he thought...

The Schoolcraft College Police Department is once again undergoing the accreditation process and needs the public's help. The department first...

When it comes to balancing schoolwork and a job, a student may feel overwhelmed and stressed. However, Twinkle Kukreja takes her student involvement beyond the average Schoolcraft student. Kukreja...

While most students were relishing the last few weeks of summer, about 15 students took part in a newly created and educationally enriching summer seminar called “Embracing Detroit and its Environments.”...

Having grown up in St. Joseph, Professor Michael Alan Herman is a Schoolcraft Theatre professor. Before his arrival to Schoolcraft, Michael Herman had graduated from the University of Southern California...

Having been an Ocelot for a year, Culinary Operations student employee Stephen Vafeas hits the ground running with every shift he takes. “A day typically starts with my co-workers and I getting...

“Buckeye” Author: Patrick Rayan Genre: historical and literary fiction Trigger Warning: wartime...

Looking for something to do? Checkout what's going around town over the next few weeks in October. Spooky...

The Schoolcraft Ocelots women's volleyball team secured two important consecutive victories this week....

The Schoolcraft women's soccer team needed just 12 minutes to secure a dominant 3-0 victory against Kellogg...

The end of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” feels like the end of an era for fans who have been following these amazing summers tangled with love triangles,...

“Buckeye” Author: Patrick Rayan Genre: historical and literary fiction Trigger Warning: wartime trauma/mild violence, grief, family tension/infidelity, substance abuse Available: hardcover, paperback, and e-book First Published: 09/02/2025 Rating:...

Looking for something to do? Checkout what's going around town over the next few weeks in October. Spooky Spirits October 3 7 p.m.- 10 p.m. The Detroit Zoo 8450 W 10 Mile Rd, Royal Oak, MI 48067 Tickets: $55 General | $95 VIP | $35...

What better way to kick off Autumn than waking up to the smell of warm, sweet spices drifting through that bedroom door? That nostalgic aroma of apple harvest symbolizes just how colorful mornings can be. French toast, served with butter and maple syrup,...
As summer comes to a close, temperatures start to drop and our professors pass out the dreaded syllabus, students can sometimes feel a little overwhelmed. Whether students are returning, ready to juggle their schedule again, or a newbie who just wants...

I remember the first time I walked through the Liberal Arts doors to wander to my first class. To many this is just a simple transition since...

We all hope that throughout our time on this earth we will find what inspires us. Muses are what fills our hearts with hope and sparks the creativity...

Mornings are rough, especially the ones that require chauffeuring a middle schooler before sunrise. However, on the April 5, 2024 aka Opening...


The Schoolcraft College Asian Student Association hosted its annual Navratri Garba on Saturday, October 4,...

The Schoolcraft College Women’s Volleyball team continued its strong fall campaign with a 3–1 victory over...

The Student Activities Board hosted its annually Cider and Donuts Day on Wednesday, October 1, 2025 in the...