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Geese begone: birds could pose issues to WCC

By Brian Babcock Staff Writer Canada Geese have made a happy home on WCC’s well-manicured lawns—providing unique wildlife sightings for…

By Samadhi Tedrow Contributor WCC has taken an initiative to expose the silent truths surrounding mental and psychological health issues…

By Kristy King Staff Writer Community college athletics and university athletics correlate a lot more than people might think. Community…

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, it is strongly recommended that preventative actions be taken by the community to protect those…

Faculty union president resigns Instructor David Fitzpatrick recently stepped down from his position as the WCC Education Association president.…

By Lilly Kujawski Editor A previously reported cost of contracts for the new WCC website has turned out to be…

By Lilly Kujawski Editor Demographic predictions indicate that the needs of WCC students in the future will differ from the…

By Brian Babcock Staff Writer It can be easy to judge someone without getting to know them, and The Human…

By Brian Babcock Staff Writer In May 2017, WCC received a grant from the Transportation Alternative Plan through the Southeast…

By Kyndall Flowers Contributor About 50 students gathered in the Bailey Library on Feb. 11 to celebrate the release of…

By Sabrina Martell Contributor New to this school year, The Writing Center and the Richard W. Bailey Library are two…

By Kristy King Staff Writer After the end of his career in the NFL, Braylon Edwards fell into bouts of…