by Christian Hollis Editor-in-Chief Twenty culinary students that assisted with the production of the Certified Master Chef (CMC) exam were awarded American Culinary Federation branded knives April 17 in the Kehrl Auditorium. Each respected assistant had their name engraved into their knife. “I worked in the back with Chef Chris,” said one culinary student, Scott […]
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By Melissa Green, Photo Editor The 2018 Student Art Show had more than 30 pieces submitted from the many art classes, including watercolor, painting, basic design and drawing and figure drawing. Anyone from beginners to those with a little more skill could enter the Art Show. Schoolcraft College prides itself in the creativity of its […]
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Campus recognized for strong academic support system By Adam Nowak, News Editor Schoolcraft is one of four community colleges in the United States to receive National Association for Developmental Education (NADE) accreditation. To get the certification, the college was required to get College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA) certification, which took two years to gather […]
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Ocelot Spot expands, educates students about the LAC By Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor The Ocelot Spot made its debut in March inside the Bradner Library. Many students won a variety of items including gift cards, books and even a kindle fire. Free coffee and hot chocolate were provided, and several of Schoolcraft’s Success Coaches were […]
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Career Services host spring job fair April 12 By Lauren Engelhardt, Staff Writer More than 70 local employers from a variety of industries will ascend upon Schoolcraft College’s VisTaTech Center, DiPonio room April 12 from 1 to 3 p.m. for the annual spring job fair. The job fair is free and open to the public. All […]
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17th annual Multicultural Fair to feature “Hateful Things” traveling exhibit By Alexis Tucker and Adam Nowak, Managing Editor and News Editor Multicultural Fair, one of the largest events held on campus, has returned. Boasting approximately 3,000 people browsing through the vast collection of tables showcasing the many cultures of the world, this year’s fair will […]
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Business Club presents networking and small talk presentation By Anthony Plescia, Staff Writer Schoolcraft’s Business Club will be hosting a presentation on networking and small talk for job seekers April 10. The presentation will be held in Conference Room C of the lower Waterman, VisTaTech Center from 1 to 2 p.m., free and open to the […]
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Four new student groups grace Schoolcraft with ambitious goals By Christian Hollis and Alexis Tucker Editor-In-Chief and Managing Editor Farm to Table The Sustainability club meetings are every Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m. in Conference Room C. The ultimate goal of the Sustainability Club is to grow and maintain a garden on campus. With this proposed […]
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Support National Library Week with the graphic novel Read-a-Thon By Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor – The Bradner Library will be hosting its first annual Graphic Novel Read-a-Thon for National Library Week. The Read-a-Thon will run from April 10 to the 11 at 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. Students may fill out a form, read graphic novels for […]
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SAB raises awareness for alcoholism with Mocktail party By Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, the Student Activities Board is holding a mocktail event along with the Ultimate Blowout show by CEP Inc. “The Mocktail Party…is to raise awareness for alcoholism…drunk-driving and educate students on safe habits,” said Public Relations Officer […]
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Anyone welcome to volunteer to help the hungry By Christian Hollis and Alexis Tucker Editor-In-Chief and Managing Editor While Detroit has redefined itself, there are still over 2,000 homeless people in the city, and it takes a community to help and pick them back up. Phi Theta Kappa and the Student Activities Office will help […]
Continue ReadingBy Chrissy Begle, Design and Layout Editor We’ve gathered basic contest information here for your convenience. Read all of the information carefully and if you have questions, be sure to contact the listed contact person. Not everyone is eligible for all contests, but each contest is a wonderful opportunity for your experience and your résumé. […]
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Tour Little Caesars Arena with Schoolcraft’s Business Club By Christian Hollis and Lauren Englehardt Editor-In-Chief and Staff Writer The Schoolcraft Business Club is hosting a tour to the Little Caesars Arena March 9 from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Students must sign up at the Student Activities Office in the lower Waterman of the VistaTech Center by […]
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Campus program SC aware provides students a voice By Christian Hollis And Alexis Tucker Editor-In-Chief And Managing Editor Sexual assault and harassment has been a hot topic in American culture. The high profiled case of Larry Nassar, a convicted serial child molester, has made international news. Nassar was formerly an osteopathic physician at Michigan State […]
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College to host first Chinese New Year Gala By Christian Hollis and Alexis Tucker Editor-In-Chief and Managing Editor The Wayne State Confucius Institute is a program that was introduced to Schoolcraft College in October 2017, with a purpose to teach the community about Chinese culture. The Chinese calendar is based on astronomical events like a new […]
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Event aims to bring students together By Christian Hollis and Alexis Tucker Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor Almost every holiday is met with its own event put on by the Student Activities Board (SAB). This year marks the first year for the Valentine’s Mixer a rebranding of past Valentine’s events. For those that went to previous social events, such as the […]
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Schoolcraft Theatre department set to perform “Eleemosynary” By Isabel Miazga, Staff Writer Eleemosynary means love, generosity or depending on charity. The 1985 play titled “Eleemosynary” was created by Lee Blessing, and he pulls from that meaning to show the dependency people have on family and the difference these relationships can make. “Eleemosynary” tells the story of how a woman named […]
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Meet the Recruiters event to assist students with transfer questions By Christian Hollis and Alexis Tucker, Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor Phi Theta Kappa is hosting an event titled Meet the Recruiters for undecided students or those that do that are wishing to transfer to a four-year university after completing Schoolcraft. Students may begin to meet the recruiters on Jan. 31 […]
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By Christian Hollis and Alexis Tucker, Editor in Chief and Managing Editor School Daze returns on Jan. 24 to 25 in the Lower Waterman of the VisTaTech Center. The event will feature over 30 clubs among them being Business Club, Math and Physics Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Project Playhem, Poke Pals and Table Top Club, […]
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Career Services Coordinator receives opportunity of a lifetime to attend Super Bowl LII By Adam Nowak, News Editor Super Bowl LII is quickly approaching, and with that, comes giveaways for lucky fans to get the chance to go to the game. This year, the big game will be taking place at U.S Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Feb. 4, 2018. At the last […]
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Executive Chef Polcyn to attend charcuterie master class in Italy By Alexandra Lachine Arts and Entertainment Editor Crotone is a gorgeous town along Italy’s eastern Mediterranean coast. This March, Crotone will host a class for only the most dedicated, qualified charcuterie practitioners in all the world, a mere dozen experts to be exact. Schoolcraft’s very […]
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