Reality Ready speaker series to feature workshop on conflict management by Ben Bolstrum | Staff Writer Image courtesy of startrainingnetwork.com Everybody goes through conflict, especially in the workplace. How that conflict is solved is an entirely different story. Join English and Humanities professor, Helen Ditouras as she presents a workshop on “Managing Conflict in the […]
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PTK looking for volunteers for St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen by Elyse Salmon | Staff Writer Image courtesy of modelhighschool.wordpress.com With the holiday season just around the corner, what better way to give back to the community then by volunteering to a cause. Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society is hosting an opportunity for students, staff […]
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Terry Bogard brings the fury in “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” by Christian Hollis | Managing Editor 9/10 “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” has not slowed down the hype train since it’s reveal in spring 2018. Almost a year after the announcement of the fighter pass, SNK’s Terry Bogard from “Kingdom Fighters” and “Fatal Fury” join the […]
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by Clarisa Russenberger | Photo Editor Schoolcraft College hosted its annual Appreciation Dinner Nov. 7 in the VisTaTech Center DiPonio Room from 5 to 8 p.m. The College holds its Appreciation Dinner every year in an effort to show its generous donor’s gratitude for all of their support throughout the year. The evening started with […]
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by Clarisa Russenberger | Photo Editor The Asian Student Association hosted its first Diwali Celebration Nov. 2 in the VisTaTech Center. Diwali, a “festival of lights” is celebrated by followers of Hindu, Sikh and Jain religions to celebrate the triumph good over evil. The Schoolcraft Diwali celebration was open to the community and people of […]
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Pageturners to hold 11th annual contest, cash prizes up for grabs by Ben Bolstrum | Staff Writer Pageturners is hosting their 11th annual Writing and Art Award contest from now until March 30. In order to participate in this event, students must select at least one Pageturners book read during the fall or winter semester […]
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by Christian Hollis | Managing Editor Over the course of five weeks, and 11,516 miles later, Schoolcraft College has been crowned National Champions in the Expresso Fall Frenzy Bike Challenge. Schoolcraft out-cycled 92 schools to claim bragging rights for the seventh annual competition and earned the prestigious Golden Spokes trophy. Alongside the trophy, the Fitness […]
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What is your favorite fall time activity? Interviews & Photos by De’Ernest Johnson & Armando Saucedo | Staff Writer & Videographer Alexis Williams Major: Undecided “Going to the cider mill with my friends.” Ali Alamiri Major: Mechanical Engineering “Joy riding in my car and hay riding. Asia Catching/ Shania Snow Major: Culinary Arts/ Nursing “Going […]
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Supreme remains “supreme” in the market two decades later Marvin Poindexter, Staff Writer In a world fueled by creativity, inspiration, trends and overall longevity, fashion is an ever growing industry that has never and will never show signs of slowing down. The same can be implicated to a “category” under – or rather within – […]
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Clarisa Russenburger Photo Editor Michelangelo, DaVinci, Donatello, Rodin, Warhol, move over! Students in Schoolcraft’s welding department are modernizing the art of sculpture. Sweeny, O’Neill, Grant, McClintock, Cook et al. may have been inspired by the sculptors of long ago, but they are now making their mark and finding their own expression. As every great artist […]
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Clothing drive underway on campus by Ben Bolstrum, Staff Writer Photo courtesy of riverchristian.org From now until Dec. 20th, Schoolcraft’s Business Club is hosting a warm clothing drive in the Lower Waterman Wing of the VisTaTech Center through the Student Activities Office. Anyone willing to donate clothes is urged to do so. All donations will go […]
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Veteran’s Resource Center, at your service by Josiah Thomas, News Editor Photo by Clarisa Russenberger, Photo Editor Priority registration, academic advising, course selection and finding a clear way through Veteran’s Affairs (VA). These are a few of the many options afforded to student veterans here at Schoolcraft College through its Veteran’s Resource Center (VRC). The […]
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Alumnus Kevin Wilson’s journey from student to boss by Madison Ling, Campus Life Editor Photos by Clarisa Russenberger, Photo Editor Since graduating in 1989, Schoolcraft Culinary Arts alumnus, Kevin Wilson, has risen to the top of the culinary food chain as an executive chef at the Graduate Hotel of Ann Arbor. It’s there that Wilson […]
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Easing insecurity one can at a time by Madison Ling, Campus Life Editor Photos by Clarisa Russenberger, Photo Editor Located in the Lower Waterman Wing on main campus and Room 256 of the Radcliff campus are the Schoolcraft Food Pantries. Created in 2011 and continuing to fill Schoolcraft students’ stomach one can at a time, […]
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Lizzo leads the march on girl power by Kevin O’Neil, Arts & Entertainment Editor Photo courtesy of broadway.com Raised in Detroit and later Houston, Texas, Melissa Vivianne Jefferson, now known as Lizzo, learned and loved music from an early age, forming a musical group with her friends in her teenage years. Her commercial breakthrough began […]
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“Djesse Vol.1” proves itself as a true masterpiece by Kevin O’Neil, Arts & Entertainment Editor Photo courtesy of broadway.com Raised in North London, Jacob Collier was born from a family of music, with both his mother and grandfather being violinists and instructors at the Royal Academy of Music in London. Following in their footsteps, Collier […]
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compiled by Josiah Thomas, News Editor LOCAL Restaurant inspections across Metro Detroit Last month, county health inspectors swept across the area. Their inspections include local restaurants, churches, schools, senior living facilities and other businesses using commercial kitchen to ensure they follow food safety regulations. Results were recently published in newspapers across the area. Many […]
Continue ReadingThanksgiving, the yearly celebration of all our blessings from the past year with our loved ones and the start of the Holiday Season. It’s that time of the year to take a hike to America’s Thanksgiving Parade in Downtown Detroit or play better football than the Lions do in our own backyards. Traditions range from […]
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