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…
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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…
Business faculty praises helpful WCC staff’s work
By Lilly Kujawski Editor In an effort to celebrate some of the hardworking staff members on campus, faculty from the…
WCC instructor co-writes, produces ‘Cuck’
By Claire Convis Staff Writer Joseph Varkle is an English Instructor at WCC who has been working on a film…
Upcoming: How writing benefits everyone
By Haley Nagel Contributor Jas Obrecht, an English professor at WCC and the author of Stone Free: Jimi Hendrix in…
Bravo 52
Photos by Sara Faraj - Bravo! 52 is a performance gala put on by Noonie Anderson, the WCC performing arts…
Featured Teacher: Amy Decormier
By Ala Kaymaram Staff Writer - Amy Decormier, a professor at WCC since 2002, teaches introductory chemistry (CHEM 101) and general…
Featured Teacher: Tom Zimmerman
By Ala Kaymaram Staff Writer Tom Zimmerman teaches English and directs the Writing Center. He has been teaching at WCC…
Meet Joyce Hommel, the new librarian at WCC
By Rodolfo Mireles Contributor - “Hi! Actually, let’s not do this in here. The conference room has more space,” said Joyce…