Measles resurgence in Europe, make sure immunized by Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor Children born now live in a time in which viral or bacterial diseases aren’t major causes for concern. Have the flu? Stay home, get some rest, and go to the doctor if it becomes too severe. Have strep throat? Take some antibiotics, and […]
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by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor Toys for Tots Now to Dec. 10 Help a child in need this holiday season. Donate by placing new, unwrapped toys in boxes located at Biomedical Technology Center, Forum, Applied Sciences, Bookstore, Physical Education, Jeffress Center, Liberal Arts, or McDowell Center on campus. Participants can also drop off toys […]
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There’s more to our future than just the GDP by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor The United States is wealthier now than it has ever been, but it isn’t happier. The economy has seen extraordinary growth over the last forty years with a threefold increase in the GDP. Moreover, Americans’ socioeconomic strata, material living standards, […]
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“Lethal League Blaze” gives a fun, original fighting experience by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor 8/10 Reviewed on PC If you like fighting games but think that they’ve gotten redundant, your savior has arrived. Imagine a hybrid of the cel shaded Jet Set Radio, a 2-D tournament fighter and a game of baseball all sharing […]
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Project Playhem to create esports community By Christopher Falkiewicz, Staff Writer There are a variety of different sports, even some that do not require a large variety of exercise. These are called Esports, a type of sport that has to do with playing video games and attending tournaments for a variety of different prizes including […]
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“Pokemon: Let’s Go Pikachu” and “Eevee” reimagines “Pokemon Yellow” 8/10 by Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor Pikachu is an icon for both Nintendo and one of their flagship series, “Pokemon”, which Pikachu is the only starter Pokemon of “Pokemon Yellow”. “Pokemon: Let’s Go Pikachu” was announced to be a remake of “Yellow” with some twists. In […]
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by Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief Project Playhem and the Student Activities Office are inviting the Schoolcraft community to donate unopened toys in boxes located in Applied Science, Biomedical Center, Bookstore, Forum, Jeffress Center, Liberal Arts, McDowell Center and Physical Education from now to Dec. 10. Donations can also be brought directly to the Student Activities Office […]
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by Marvin Poindexter, Arts & Entertainment Editor A Christmas Carol Meadow Brook Theater 378 Meadow Brook Rd, Rochester, Mich. Now to Dec. 23 Captivating audiences for 37 years, witness the tale of a “mean-spirited” miser and the ghost that will haunt him. This story was written by the famous Charles Dickens, while the adaptation and […]
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Holiday concerts to feature campus musical ensembles by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor Enjoy the magic of the season by joining the music department for its annual “Sounds of the Season” holiday concert, featuring the Wind Ensemble, Collegiate Chorale and the Synthesizer Ensemble electronic music group on Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the DiPonio […]
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CGT club offers students opportunity to network with peers and industry professionals by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor Most students these days use Fridays as a day to prep for the weekend. They schedule no classes and won’t step foot back on campus until the start of the new week. However, a group of hard […]
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Tory Lanez’ LoVE mE NOw? shows promise in future by Marvin Poindexter, Arts & Entertainment Editor 7/10 Just months (seven to be exact) after delivering his sophomore album “Memories Don’t Die”, Toronto rapper Tory Lanez has dropped his third studio LP, titled “LoVE mE NOw?”. Leading up to the release of “LoVE” three singles were […]
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by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor Advising with Walsh College Dec. 3, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. McDowell Center, MC 175 Northwood University Visit Dec. 3, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Applied Science Northwood University Visit Dec. 3, 4 to 6 p.m. Applied Science Advising with University of Michigan- Dearborn Dec. 4, 8 a.m. to […]
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Phi Theta Kappa honor society to induct new members by Chantele Fox, Staff Writer The Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society is the most prestigious honor society serving two-colleges throughout the world and with more than 1,250 chapters internationally, they are the largest. Membership is extended by invitation only and is based upon exceptional academic […]
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The Student activities, annual Turkey Bowl Flag Football game was on November 20 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the St. Joes Sports Dome. Here a collection of moments caught by our photographer Eric Estes. It was an awesome time for all who came out! Thank you to all who participated.
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Photos taken by Eric Estes The International Student Organization (ISO) had their Thanksgiving Dinner and Fashion Show on November 16 at 2 p.m. in the Lower Waterman. From the Thanksgiving feast prepared by the Culinary Department, to dancing down the runway in your favorite attire, the ISO really knows how to bring in the holiday […]
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Chili bowl fundraiser addresses food insecurity by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor Food insecurity, defined by the USDA as “a lack of consistent access to enough food for an active, healthy life” impacts many facets of society, and an estimated 1 in 8 of all Americans face this problem. In 2015, Schoolcraft College’s own Sociology […]
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by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor For more information on Student Activities events contact (734) 462-4422 unless otherwise noted Donate to Blessings in a Backpack Now to Nov. 15 Student Activities Office, Lower Waterman Wing, VisTaTech Center Help solve the problem of childhood hunger in Livonia Public Schools by donating non-perishable food items. Items include canned […]
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NAEYC Student Chapter connects students to professional opportunities for educators by Chantele Fox, Staff Writer The first five years of life are proven to be especially crucial in the development of a young child. For it is during this developmental period in which cognitive, physical, social and emotional development are most influenced. Together with their […]
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Compiled by the Schoolcraft Connection staff A free press is the most important part of a democracy, and right now, the press has been continually attacked for doing such an integral job in the United States. With the constant doubt about credible news, people are easily and readily consuming the true “fake news” because of […]
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Publication Date: 11/12/18 Dear Peer Consultants, I have a writing assignment due in the upcoming weeks. Its topic can be anything I wish to write and research on, but I have one main problem — writer’s block. Do you have any suggestions on what I can do to remedy writer’s block? Thank You for Your […]
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“The Hate U Give” by Marvin Poindexter, Arts and Entertainment Editor 9/10 The opening title screen spells out these four letters, T-H-U-G. After seeing the title spelled out, there was one question the audience thinks about all throughout the entirety of the movie. What does THUG stand for, aside from it just being the name […]
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