Grad Fair scheduled for April 16 and 17 by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor In order to help prepare students for graduation, Schoolcraft will be hosting its annual Grad Fair to help cover all the bases to get students ready to cross the stage. This year the Grad Fair will be held April 16 and […]
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Livonia and Radcliff campuses address food insecurity by Madison Ling, Staff Writer Nestled in the Student Activities Center of the Livonia campus, as well as Room 256 of the Radcliff campus respectively, is a valuable and often obscure resource called the Food Pantry. The food pantry is available Monday through Friday during regular business hours […]
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Schoolcraft student to run for Livonia City Council by Chantele Fox, News Editor First generation Albanian-American, servant leader, soldier, business owner: these are just a few attributes describing Rob Donovic, Schoolcraft College student and Livonia City Council candidate who will be on the ballot during primary elections in August 2019. Donovic’s parents immigrated to the […]
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18th annual Multicultural Fair returns to campus by Madison Ling, Staff Writer Americans pride themselves in the diversity of our country, but how much is really known about these different walks of life as well as the different components they’re comprised of? Language, clothing and religion are just a few examples of what makes up […]
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The people behind Schoolcraft’s research and analytics by Alexis Tucker, Editor-in-Chief There are more than 50 departments on campus, and some of them, students don’t have much interaction with as they are more on the administrative side. Research and Analytics are among those departments that students won’t have much interaction, but they provide important functions […]
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Bounce back: Minor setback sets up major comeback By Solae Pope-White, Staff Writer After falling short to Wayne County Community College District on Feb. 16, 61-46, our team got back on the court and found a way to achieve a 70-47 victory against Henry Ford College (HFC) this past Wednesday. One of our five starters, […]
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by Jean Sandre, Staff Writer There is tension in the air, as students keep their focus on the monitor in front of them. Studying their opponent, competitors do not dare to take their eyes off the screen even for a second. Because even if one second of focus is lost, the chance of failure increases […]
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College expands CEPD remote pilot program By Jacob Haffey, Staff Writer Get ready to take off. An increasing number of people are using small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) or drones. In response, Schoolcraft is offering new courses through the Continuing Education and Professional Development’s (CEPD) Remote Pilot program. These courses are designed to educate people […]
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Schoolcraft alumna opens first Burgerim in Michigan by Raymond Falkiewicz, Staff Writer From the Renaissance Club to preparing meals for Arnold Schwarzenegger himself, Schoolcraft alumna Steve Sloney has done it all as an executive chef. However, he hungered for something more: business ownership. Burgerim opened up the perfect opportunity for him to use his expertise […]
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The Schoolcraft College women’s basketball team VS the Macomb Community College women’s basketball team February 6, 2019 – 5:30 PM It was a well-matched game between the Schoolcraft College women’s basketball team and the Macomb Community College women’s basketball team. Both players fought with all their might for their teams. Macomb Community College -Schoolcraft College […]
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The Schoolcraft College men’s basketball team VS the Macomb Community College men’s basketball team Half Time: 35-46 Final: 80-84 It was a hard-fought match between the Schoolcraft College men’s basketball team and the Macomb Community College men’s basketball team, especially the second half of the game. There were a few times that the Macomb Community […]
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An insider’s look Schoolcraft women’s basketball By Solae Pope-White, Staff writer The Schoolcraft women’s basketball team is a talented versatile group that has gone through many challenges throughout this season. From home game winning streaks to falling just short of wins during away games this team has been through it all this 2018-19 season. The […]
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Photos by: Raymond Falkiewicz and Josiah Thomas We collected 53 units! That is 159 Michigan lives saved! On February 6th from 10am-4pm and Feb 7 from 2pm-6pm, Michigan Blood came to Schoolcraft to run a blood drive. Most people had made an appointment in advance, but walk-ins were also accepted. Michigan Blood not only uses the […]
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Men’s Basketball ranked No. 1 in NJCAA Division II poll By Dan Stowell, Staff Writer The red-hot Ocelots have been firing on all cylinders this season with an impressive record of 7-1 in the Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA) Eastern Conference and 16-1 overall. As of Jan. 29, the team is sitting on top […]
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by Tamara Turner, Assistant Layout Designer As a young woman growing up in this technological age, I found there to be limitless opportunities for myself. Unfortunately, being so immature that concept ended up being nothing more than a statement. Many months passed me in high school where I did not explore any avenues presented to […]
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Schoolcraft alumna pampers pets with small business by Raymond Falkiewicz, Staff Writer In the fall of 2017, Courtney Novack, owner and founder of Forever a Puppy Pet Services, began working for her father’s house cleaning business, which was co-owned by her stepmother. While working alongside her family, she recognized a greater level of excitement while […]
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International Institute addresses physical and mental wellness on a global scale by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor With the rise of movements such as the National Alliance on Mental Illness and many others like it, there is an increased awareness for promoting physical and mental wellness. Now more than ever, managing mental health is a […]
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Merri-Bowl Lanes On January 25 at 11 am
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Final Score 71-43 Photos by: Raymond Falkiewicz Photos edited by: Mai Nakhala
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Alpena Community College – Schoolcraft College First Half: 29-62 Final Score: 62-117 Photos by: Jiajia Chen Photos edited by: Mai Nakhala
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College experiencing lowest registration numbers in 10 years by Chantele Fox, News Editor Students may be noticing some differences around campus. Perhaps it’s the change in course availability or maybe the parking lot is not as full as it once was years prior. This is due to the decline of enrollment the college has been […]
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