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,
Cast of "The Prom" performing on stage (Kendra Murphy) By Jessica Lynch “The Prom” is a fun show with a deeper commentary on equality. Though the story is fictional, it draws from the experience of many teens across the country. Those in the LGBTQIA+ community are often
Blue Economy interns in front of the WHOI’s R/V Atlantis (Margrethe Serres) By Lucas Connell Cape Cod Community College students are getting hands-on experience in marine research through the Blue Economy Internship at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI). “The Blue Economy Internship represents an opportunity for students to
Entrance to Maple Swamp (Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez) By Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez One of my favorite things about Cape Cod, and New England in general, is the haunted and mystical quality that pervades it. This is what inspired me to join the Cape Cod Cryptids club here at Cape Cod
Daven McQueen and Michael Fournier pose with their books (Ashley Ryan) By Ashley Ryan and Noah Schmidt The Bigger Boat Visiting Writers Series hosted a showcase on March 27 featuring two professors from the 4Cs Department of Language and Literature. Professors Michael Fournier and Daven McQueen read
Plimoth Grist Mill (Ashley Ryan) By Ashley Ryan Each year, herring make a remarkable journey from the ocean to freshwater along the East Coast, with peak migration occurring from March to June. This migration is called the herring run. Before diving into the runs, it's important to understand
(Illustration by Jessica Lynch using images by Canva) By Jessica Lynch Nominations are now open for Student Government Association posts, including president. Thalles DeSouza resigned as president on March 18, with Leondina Dankese, the group’s parliamentarian, taking over as interim president. The position will now be up for election
By Grace Sanderson Cape Cod Community College invites students to test their “knowledge of useless facts” during its Trivia Night contest. Trivia Night, held once each semester, is hosted by the Honors Club and Kate Martin, a history professor and honors program coordinator. This semester, the contest