A few weeks ago, DC Entertainment hosted “FanDome,” a virtual convention
that offered a bunch of exciting announcements. Its’ news ranged from films, television shows, video games and more. Here’s a few of those announcements.
With just under four months left of 2020, Michigan seasonal festivities - regardless of how they’ll be shaped by the pandemic - are looming closer than ever, and the opening of cider mills is what heralds them all.
Nationally recognized leader in police-community relations, Dr. Lorenzo Boyd, presenting on policing best practices.
Having trouble managing your schedule? Consider attending the upcoming Pajama Time Management Strategies Webinar on...
We are one week deep into the fall semester and if you find yourself procrastinating on getting all your required class items, then you’re in luck.
A student newspaper is only as good as its staff and advisers. The Connection is no exception.
Lighthouse Home Mission seeks volunteers for upcoming yard sale event.
Virtual symposium addresses racism as a public health crisis.
It’s that time of the year again, classes are back...
We are one week deep into the fall semester and if you find yourself procrastinating on getting all your required class items, then you’re in luck.
A student newspaper is only as good as its staff and advisers. The Connection is no exception.
Lighthouse Home Mission seeks volunteers for upcoming yard sale event.
Over sixty Ocelots honored for 2019-2020 academic achievements.
Like most of the plans this year, fall athletics' usual schedule is getting an update.
This year’s National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Great Lakes East District Champions title is now the property of the Schoolcraft College Men’s Basketball team.
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many Americans questioning what comes next. It has left some jobless, others are left unable to attend school, and most have been stuck at home at some point. Having to adjust to these challenges may appear to be an insurmountable feat for some, and data chronicled during this period has provided insight into how well college students in America are coping with the new standards the pandemic has left in its wake.
When Michigan shut down back in March due to the pandemic, no one could anticipate how long we would be quarantined for. Fast forward five months later, while we aren’t out of the woods yet, we are seeing some normalcy return in Michigan as gyms reopen. This includes our Fitness Center, a campus staple.
Americans are well-known for celebrating many patriotic holidays such as the Fourth of July, Memorial Day and Veterans Day. Unfortunately, this celebratory practice does not seem to extend to Constitution Day.
It’s that time of the year again, classes are back in session, the first day fall is around the corner and Schoolcraft’s Student Activities...
You could jumpstart your car, jumpstart your heart, or better yet jumpstart your fall with Learning Support Service’s “JumpStart!” webinars.
Looking for some extra help on your summer finals? Look no further than the “Finals Frenzy: Beach Party!”
As the age of quarantine rages onward, many remain in their homes staring listlessly at their screens with unfocused eyes, wandering the cinematic catacombs of Netflix and other streaming services with no destination in sight. Take a gander at the fresh remedy below: a simple list of noteworthy shows, films, and other watchables that are soon to be released on Netflix.
A few weeks ago, DC Entertainment hosted “FanDome,” a virtual convention
that offered a bunch of exciting announcements. Its’ news ranged from films, television shows, video games and more. Here’s a few of those announcements.
With just under four months left of 2020, Michigan seasonal festivities - regardless of how they’ll be shaped by the pandemic - are looming closer than ever, and the opening of cider mills is what heralds them all.
Jaison “Faisa” George takes over as the new head coach of the women’s volleyball program.
Calling all athletes: if you’re interested in participating in college sports your time to shine may be on the way.
Over sixty Ocelots honored for 2019-2020 academic achievements.
Since the pandemic hit, Schoolcraft as well as pretty much every other university has been online. If you are a new student entering a university this fall and you find yourself having to take online classes where you are not getting the full college experience for a full college price, consider enrolling in Schoolcraft. Really, the best time to switch over is now.
This month, the Connection witnessed the start of a new era at Schoolcraft College as
Dr. Glenn Cerny officially took the office of President and began a new chapter in the institution’s history.
Dr. Conway A. Jeffress is soon leaving Schoolcraft’s presidential office and ending his professional career for a new chapter of life: retirement.