‘Incredible’ journalism professor retires
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Beloved English instructor closes 40-year chapter this August
Yana McGuire | Staff Writer Sunlight from the large window shone on the collection of diverse books beautifully displayed behind…
Board of Trustees to vote on programs
Possible cuts, addition to be discussed at next meeting Yana McGuire | Staff Writer WCC’s Board of Trustees will be…
WCC alum crafts passion with help from instructors who inspired him
Teresa Quinones | Contributor Eric Jiskra vividly remembers sitting in the passenger seat of his mom’s car, just moments before…
Storytelling event builds empathy and community
Jenna Jabbar | Contributor The Bailey Library hosted Living Stories on March 19. This annual event brings people together to…
WCC board discontinues pre-meeting dinner
Meals were longtime tradition at monthly meetings Lily Cole | Editor The long-standing, but little-known practice of a pre-meeting meal…
AI event highlights fine line between generating, creating
Beck Elandt | Staff Writer While artificial intelligence can produce a version of imagination, the Digital Media Arts department at…
Write – for the health of it
English instructors explain tangible benefits of writing Sasha Hatinger Staff Writer Writing can be viewed in many ways. Whether it…
MLK Day campus celebration invigorates change
Beck Elandt Staff Writer Music, food, and a resounding sense of equity could be found on the second floor of…
25 years and counting with Mohammed Abella
Alice McGuire Deputy Editor For 25 years, Mohammed Abella has shared his passion for mathematics with the campus community while…
Guess what’s back—back again. In-person school is back—tell a friend!
A look into how things are going for WCC instructors by ETHAN BERMAN Staff Writer Since the WCC campus’ fall…
Teacher’s perspective on virtual learning at WCC
By Debra Destefani Deputy Editor Student safety is the main focus in the process of returning to in-person classes, often…