4Cs students at Umass Amherst (Louise Ineson) By Louise Ineson For students planning to transfer or graduate from 4Cs and looking at Mass Transfer schools, several programs here at 4Cs offer informational field trips to UMass campuses and Bridgewater University. The Advantage, SUCCESS, and STEM co-sponsor field trips
Sofia Carson plays Alex in "Life List." (Nicole Rivelli/Netflix) By Grace Sanderson Adapted from Lori Nelson Spielman’s 2013 novel, “The Life List” follows Alex Rose, played by Sofia Carson, on a childlike adventure following her mother’s death. Now streaming on Netflix, the film chronicles the ups and downs
From left, Jack Black, Danielle Brooks and Jason Momoa star in "Minecraft." (Warner Bros. Pictures) By Connor Willis “A Minecraft Movie” is not a movie. It’s a pop culture event — a gathering of little Billys screaming “CHICKEN JOCKEY!” at full volume while hurling popcorn across the
Michael B. Jordan plays twins Stack, left, and Smoke in “Sinners.” (Warner Bros. Pictures) By Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez "Sinners" is not simply a vampire film. In his fifth feature film, director Ryan Coogler masterfully blends genres to create the kind of film that either inspires or reawakens a
Colby Firnrohr at the peer tech tutor desk in the library (Lucas Connell) By Lucas Connell Peer tutoring at Cape Cod Community College provides students with free academic support from classmates who have already taken and succeeded in the same courses. It also offers students the opportunity
Emojis are a way for people to express themselves via text (Graphic by Jessica Lynch using images by Canva) By Ashley Ryan Over 10 billion emojis are sent through text a day. Emojis are used to communicate non-verbal emotions. We asked students at the Grossman Commons cafeteria,
Alyssa McLean with her laptop (Louise Ineson) By Louise Ineson From clothing to hairstyle, cosmetics, and jewelry, there are countless ways we visibly express our personal identity to the world. In addition to how we fashion our own person, there are other emerging ways many students are
Maureen Wilkens (left) and Kathy McNamara (right) at the Science and Engineering Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony (4Cs Communications Office) By Jayden Johnson Maureen Wilkens, a longtime benefactor of Cape Cod Community College, is being remembered as a compassionate and generous supporter whose legacy will live on through
Chris Bitter (left), Susan Mackoul, Noah Schmidt and Kyle Willoughby (right) at Autism Advocacy Day Event (Ilyse Kanji-Levene) By Noah Schmidt As part of Autism Acceptance Month, I attended the 20th annual Autism Advocacy Day on April 8 at the Massachusetts State House. The event, sponsored by
Dr. Robert Ericson agrees with the sentiment captured on the poster. (Jeff Schlueter) By Jeff Schlueter Dr. Robert Ericson Jr., a highly regarded professor at 4Cs, will retire at the end of the semester. He is concluding a career marked by compassion, insight and dedication to students. Ericson,