Environmentally Friendly Club to hold birdhouse building event by Elyse Salmon | Staff Writer Come and join the Environmentally Friendly Club in participating in a small act of kindness for nature as they build birdhouse during their “Build a Birdhouse” event. This event will be held Jan. 29 from 1 to 2 p.m. in Conference […]
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Walking Taco fundraiser to assist Radcliff food pantry by Madison Ling | Campus Life Editor Come visit the Lower Waterman and celebrate Taco Tuesday, Jan. 28, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. To recognize the day, chili will be prepared by Schoolcraft faculty and made into walking tacos to purchase for $3. “We started this […]
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Blood drive returns Jan. 28 during supply crisis by Emma Reeves | Staff Writer January is National Blood Donor month and Southeast Michigan blood banks are in desperate need of donors. Currently, one of the largest banks in the Midwest, Versiti Blood Center, is operating at a half-day supply level. Should there be more accidents […]
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Complied by Kevin O’Neil | Arts & Entertainment Editor Graphic by Matthew Armstrong | Production Assistant Robot Revolution Exhibit Cranbrook Institute of Science 39221 Woodward Ave. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Now until July 3 Monday – Thursday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday & Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. & Sunday Noon to 4 p.m. […]
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Patrick Rothfuss’ tale of tragedy, power and love Book 10/10 by Kevin O’Neil | Arts & Entertainment Editor Images courtesy of Amazon.com & Wikipedia.org In a land built upon myths, legends and mystical secrets, only one thing is sure to bend the world to the wielder’s will: Names. Not just any name – no, it must […]
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Though the holiday season is over, the need for charity remains by Clarisa Russenberger | Managing Editor Photos by Clarisa Russenberger | Managing Editor Though the holiday season is over, the need for charity remains. The holiday season, aptly called ‘the season of giving,’ often reminds us of how fortunate we are and how many […]
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Complied by Josiah Thomas | News Editor U.S. Department of Agriculture (accidentally) lists Wakanda as Trade Partner As part of a test of the USDA’s Agricultural Tariff Tracker, the fictional nation of Wakanda was listed as a trade partner with commodities such as fresh vegetables, unroasted coffee, essential oils and livestock. “The Wakanda information should […]
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Professor Nancy Anter wins Educator of the Year award by Ben Bolstrum | Staff Writer Photo by Jihad Muhammad | Photo Editor Professors can inspire students to try their best in the classroom. The National Organization for Student Success (NOSS) mission is this and has awarded Schoolcraft Professor Nancy Anter with the 2019 Educator of […]
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by Elyse Salmon | Staff Writer Image courtesy of instructables.com Gloves may not be a second thought during the winter months, but to those in need, a pair of gloves can make all the difference. During this winter season, people have the opportunity to spread warmth and joy by donating a pair of gloves to […]
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SC Mobile App revamped by Josiah Thomas | News Editor Photo courtesy of twitter.com Schoolcraft College is carving a path in the world of mobile apps with the college’s mobile app – called “Schoolcraft College” – on the Google Play and App Store. Relaunched late Aug. 2019, just in time for the fall semester, this […]
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National conference offers female students opportunity to enhance leadership skills by Madison Ling | Campus Life Editor Photo courtesy of tutorialspoint.com Are you a woman serious about creating a meaningful impact on campus, mobilizing your community and want to prepare yourself for personal and professional success after graduation? Consider attending the National Conference for College […]
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Culinary Alumnus passing flavorful knowledge to aspiring culinarians by Madison Ling | Campus Life Editor Photo courtesy of Kevin Brennan | Certified Executive Chef As many seasoned chefs know, ‘braising,’ is a term used to describe the process of searing at a high temperature before following with a slower and lower heat to enhance flavor […]
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Compiled by Josiah Thomas | News Editor LOCAL Two Detroit-Area Venues Named Top Concert Venues in the U.S. Several of Detroit’s own venues are scoring high in ticket sales and overall satisfaction. According to data released by Pollstar, a trade publication, DTE (formerly known as “Pine Knob”) was named the #1 amphitheater in the U.S., […]
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by Chantele Fox | Editor-in-Chief Photo courtesy of Schoolcaft College During the winter Welcome Back address to staff held on Jan. 10, Dr. Conway A. Jeffress, who has been with Schoolcraft since 1982, announced his plan for retirement in late 2020. Over his 19 years of service to Schoolcraft College, Jeffress has guided Schoolcraft College […]
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Dear Writing Support Studio, I have been told that I struggle to omit biases from my work. I am the most familiar with persuasive writing, so I have difficulty completing research writing without it being tainted by the inclusion of opinions. Despite my efforts, I have been unable to eliminate subjectivity from my works. How […]
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Campus Life Editor madisonling307@yahoo.com There’s been decades of debate circulating about euthanasia. The most compelling argument being that it shouldn’t be permitted due to liability and bias, prejudice toward vulnerable populations and alternative means to death with dignity. This is what should be considered with the right to compassion. Allowing euthanasia in medicine challenges the […]
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