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Leadership

Collin College to be Texas’ first community college with armed marshal program

As students sit in the library and cram for their final exams, it’s likely that the last thing on their minds is safety. This week, Collin College is turning the page, becoming the first community college in Texas to have a marshal program. In 2015, the Texas Legislature expanded the marshal program to two-year colleges. […]

Other News

Frida Kahlo Way unveiled at City College

Queer students at City College of San Francisco will now see themselves represented in the community college’s address. The official unveiling of Frida Kahlo Way was held at the Diego Rivera Theatre on the college’s Ocean Campus December 7. The internationally renowned bisexual Mexican artist’s name replaced Phelan Avenue, named after James Phelan, a wealthy […]

Health

How Food From Harvard Feeds Hungry Community College Students

Lunch had just ended inside the cafeteria of Harvard University’s Annenberg Hall. Trays full of chicken, noodles and snow peas remain, and Motoy Kuno-Lewis was making sure none of it will go to waste. Each week, he and other student volunteers package 1,200 pounds of leftovers into microwaveable frozen meals. Kuno-Lewis, who studies environmental science, […]

Health

TB Cases Stir Notices at San Diego City College, MiraCosta College Annex

San Diego County health officials are trying to reach people who may have been exposed to tuberculosis at San Diego City College and a MiraCosta College annex in Oceanside. The county Health and Human Services Agency says the cases were unrelated. One was at the MiraCosta College Community Learning Center, 1831 Mission Ave., Oceanside, with […]

Leadership

Cape Cod Community College loses $800,000 in cyberattack

Clicking an email led to a six-figure loss at a Massachusetts community college. An employee of Cape Cod Community College clicked on an email that appeared to be from another college, only to realize after there was an attachment to the message which raised suspicions. The employee followed procedure then and contacted the college’s IT […]

Finance

Extending a helping hand; Riverland Student Senate helps curb food insecurity on campus

For some college students, being able to afford school means going hungry. Riverland Community College Student Senate created the food pantry a little more than a year ago and has since seen a large number of students utilize the pantry for necessities, such as food items and toiletries. Stationed inside an inconspicuous closet, the pantry […]