(Illustration by Skylar August using Canva) By Skylar August Cape Cod Community College students considering a bachelor’s degree will have a chance to explore their options this month at the Fall Transfer Fair. The event, held Oct. 14–15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Grossman Commons, brings
Kotoko Brass, from left: Brian Paulding, Yusaku Yoshimura, Dillon Zahner, Kwame Ofori, M'Talewa Thomas, Ben Paulding, Attah Poku, Andy Bergman. (Photographed by Jenna Joyce.) By Richard Clark Kotoko Brass is an acclaimed multinational band performing October 10th at the Cape Cod Community College Waves of Change Arts
(Illustration by Skylar August using Canva) By Skylar August Cape Cod Community College’s Student Government Association (SGA) elections will take place Oct. 8–9, giving students the opportunity to select their representatives for the upcoming year. Voting opens at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 8, and closes at 5 p.m.
A shot from “Comparsa,” directed by Vickie Curtis and Doug Anderson, which will screen at 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9, in Tilden Auditorium as part of the Fighting the Good Fight Film Fest. The film festival is part of the three-day Waves of Change Arts
(Graphic by Grace Lema using images by Canva) By Grace Lema Cape Cod Community College invites community members to attend Time Out Tuesdays, a weekly guided meditation session. Hosted by Professor John French, the college chaplain and assistant dean of academic affairs, Time Out Tuesdays are meant
Craig Allen Smith dominates the stage as Mrs. Doubtfire. (Boston in Broadway) By Jessica Lynch BOSTON – “Mrs. Doubtfire” is a classic movie starring the beloved Robin Williams. First hitting theaters in 1993, it currently has a 71 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. As with many
The Zen Den (Amari Pocknett) By Chelsea Lewandowski-DeCicco Amid the rush of classes and daily stress, Cape Cod Community College students now have a place to pause. The Zen Den, located on the lower level of the Life Fitness Center in Building 10, offers a quiet retreat for
Cooper Hoffman, left, and David Jonsson appear in "The Long Walk. (Murray Close/Lionsgate) By Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez “The Long Walk,” the highly anticipated adaptation of Stephen King’s 1979 novel of the same name, showcases uncomfortable truths about humanity with a starkness rarely seen in mainstream films. Director Francis
Food Port International Market on Iyannough Road (Tom Kapple) By Tom Kapple Food Port International Market, an Eastern European specialty store, has served Hyannis for more than a decade. In February 2025, the shop moved from Main Street to a new location on Iyannough Road, about 10
Chelsea DeCicco's dogs Bosco and Devina hiking at Old Jail Lane (Chelsea DeCicco) By Chelsea DeCicco College is often described as “the best years of your life,” but for many students it comes with academic stress, financial strain and a decline in social connections. A 2021American College Health