Where are they now? – with Sarah Burch
by R.J. HUNT Editor The purpose of “Where are they now” is to find WCC alumni to learn about their…
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Newsworthy students, faculty, clubs, and other notable individuals and organizations at WCC.
International Women’s Day celebrates all walks of life
A glimpse of 3 lives shows women’s drive: International Women’s Day highlights shared and unique challenges by RUBY GO Staff…
Student beats ADHD with super-sized effort
by RUBY GO Staff Writer People do all sorts of things on the first floor of the Student Center. Many…
Where are they now? – with Mohamed Said
by R.J. HUNT Editor The purpose of “Where Are They Now?” is to find WCC alumni, learn where they are…
Everything must come to an end
WCC’s Chief of Public Safety, Scott Hilden, leaves his position for a new job opportunity by R.J. HUNT Editor After…
Judge Simpson honors WCC
A story of compassion, commitment, and community by JAMES CASON Deputy Editor The DNA of WCC series welcomes The Honorable…
Where are they now? – with Matthew Mancou
by R.J. HUNT Editor “Where Are They Now?” is a new segment that will be a part of The Voice…
WCC honors first-generation college students
by RUBY GO Staff Writer WCC took part in a nationwide celebration to honor the accomplishments of first-generation college students.…
Dreams to study in the U.S. come true
Two WCC international students share their personal experiences by JAMES CASON Deputy Editor Nearly 40 international students with F-1 visas…
72-year-old art student paints her future with her education
by RUBY GO Staff Writer Claudia Dionne was in the tenth grade when she dropped out of school in her…
McDonell secures unexpected, pre-graduation, welding job
A second-time-around female student thrives in an industry dominated by men by JAMES CASON Deputy Editor WCC welding technology student…
WCC’s poetry club crosses borders
A National Hispanic Heritage Month celebration takes the virtual stage by JAMES CASON Deputy Editor The WCC Poetry…