Celebrating the life of Roger Sutherland By Christian Hollis and Alexis Tucker Editor-In-Chief and Managing Editor Every time the words are heard, our hearts sink; minds fill with memories, and it is hard to accept that they have left us. A beloved member of Schoolcraft, Roger Sutherland, has left us. He passed in the early morning […]
Continue ReadingCompiled By Lauren Englehardt, Staff Writer Stolen Backpack On the afternoon of Jan. 25, a student set their drawstring backpack down near the gaming area of the Student Activities Center. That student had just received the backpack from a U.S. Army stand at the Winter School Daze and placed their house and car keys inside […]
Continue ReadingThings that make you go, “Huh.” By Lauren Englehardt, Staff Writer Bloody Experience According to an article from the Huffington Post, a mother and toddler found blood inside their frappuccinos that they ordered at Starbucks back in February 2016. While the toddler was licking the whip cream from the top, the mother noticed blood on […]
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Financial status at Schoolcraft College in question By Christian Hollis, Editor-In-Chief Schoolcraft College invites students, faculty and staff to the State of the College on Feb. 22 from 4 to 5 p.m. in the Kehrl Auditorium VisTaTech Center. Dr. Jeffress, President of Schoolcraft College, will provide a general overview of the Headlee Override Initiative that the […]
Continue ReadingThings that make you go, “Huh.” By Lauren Engelhardt, Anthony Plescia And Adam Nowak Staff Writers And News Editor The Chicken’s Obituary According to an article from The Huffington Post, a family from Bryan, Texas, who owned a chicken named Big Mama, wrote an obituary for her in The Eagle Newspaper. The chicken had a special […]
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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 […]
Continue ReadingIn case of emergency, contact the campus police authority at 734-462-4424. Early on the morning of Friday, Dec. 15, a man entered the Men’s locker room in the PE building to change clothes to workout. At around 7 a.m., after placing his belongings in locker M194, he went to the bathroom for less than a […]
Continue ReadingThings that make you go, “Huh.” Compiled by Lauren Engelhardt Staff Writer Garbage Resurrection Ever throw away something that you did not want anymore? Well imagine if the trash never went to the incinerator. Former garbage man, Nelson Molina, has collected more than 50,000 pieces of trash while employed under the New York Department of […]
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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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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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Last-minute cramming for finals By Christian Hollis and Alexis Tucker Managing Editor and Arts and Entertainment Editor The Learning Assistance Center (LAC) is holding its annual study sessions for students to crunch before finals. The event is called Exam-A-Rama and sessions will be held for math, chemistry, physics and accounting classes, hosted by tutors from […]
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St. Joe’s Urgent Care blessed in official opening ceremony By Alexandra Lachine Editor-In-Chief Dr. Vettrano, Medical Director of St. Joe’s Urgent Care leads the ribbon cutting for the ceremonial opening of the St. Joe’s Urgent Care on Nov. 30. The founder’s vision of the facility is administrative leadership assumed by practicing physicians. In early September, […]
Continue ReadingCompiled by Alexandra Lachine Editor-in-Chief In case of emergency, contact the campus police authority at 734-462-4424. Assault, battery in Liberal Arts Around 10 a.m. Nov. 8, an officer was sent to Liberal Arts for an assault and battery report. Upon speaking with the victim, student A, the officer learned that student A was presenting a mock trial. […]
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Understanding how Headlee affects local taxes By Harshang Patel Staff Writer Schoolcraft College is a community college, meaning that the majority of its revenue is generated from local property taxes. Under financial strain in 1986, the college consulted local voters and was granted 2.27 mills in revenue. But the very next year, the college received […]
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Men’s, women’s soccer teams advance to nationals after wins in regional and districts By Christian Hollis Managing Editor Every team dreams about winning a national championship but few actually achieve it. Starting the week of Nov. 13, both Schoolcraft soccer teams have a chance at making that dream come true. Both teams have earned a […]
Continue ReadingThings that make you go, “Huh.” Compiled by Lauren Engelhardt Staff Writer Bombs away In the German town of Bretton, an 81-year-old man found what appeared to be an unexploded bomb from World War II in his backyard. The man contacted officers as soon as he found the object and Karlsruhe police responded immediately. When […]
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Livonia City Council 2017 Election candidate profiles By Adam Nowak Staff Writer The city of Livonia is preparing to elect its 2017 City Council. The City Council is comprised of seven members, one being City Council President and another being the City Council Vice President. The president and vice president seats are available this election as […]
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Chef Shawn Loving earns Master Chef designation By Christian Hollis Managing Editor Schoolcraft’s very own Chef Shawn Loving has earned his title as a Certified Master Chef (CMC) from the American Culinary Federation (ACF). CMC is the highest title in the United States and only belongs to 68 people. Loving joined Schoolcraft as an instructor […]
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Service Learning Project aims to provide clothing to its own students By Ajay Arora Staff Writer The last clothing closet at Schoolcraft was run by the Women’s Resource Center on campus over 12 years ago, but this fall, the closet has made a return. Located at the Radcliff Center down the hall from the Food […]
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Arts and Entertainment events in Metro-Detroit By Lauren Engelhardt Staff Writer Alan Turner Benefit Concert Andiamo Conference and Banquet Center (7096 E 14 Mile Rd, Warren, MI 48092) Friday, Nov. 3, from 6 to 11 p.m. Cost $125 Don’t miss out on this benefit concert featuring country musicians John Michael Montgomery and Alan Turner & […]
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