By Madison Sylvester Catherine Amsler. (Catherine Amsler) As the upcoming election edges closer, there’s lots of discussion about which side people are choosing when it comes to voting. Amid the controversy, there are thousands of people who abstain from the ballot altogether each election. Today, I spoke
By Michael Gonzales-Hesse As the national election approaches, students often overlook the importance of their student government. The 4Cs student government serves as a voice for the campus community. The student government is led by President Thalles De Souza, with Sara Gutierrez serving as campus trustee, Brandon
By Noah Schmidt Steve Moynihan, an adjunct government and history professor at 4Cs, says choosing a president is like choosing a restaurant for the next four years. You should be informed and make your own decision. "Imagine people telling you why you should eat at one restaurant and
By Jordyn E Pimental Picture of Professor Berry (Jordyn E Pimental) Happy Halloween season, readers! In honor of the upcoming spooky holiday, I sat down with Bill Berry, 4C’s “Masters of Horror” professor, and we explored a variety of eerie subjects. Q: You’ve previously taught the class “Masters
By Rylan Daniels Julien Time is running out to register to vote before the upcoming election on Nov. 5. The deadline to register, update your registration, or change your party affiliation is Sunday, Oct. 25. To be eligible to vote in Massachusetts, you must be a U.S.
By: Rylan Daniels Julien Cape Cod Community College (4Cs) students can take music lessons with Cape Symphony faculty while earning college credit. Through a new partnership, students can earn one credit for 7.5 hours of lessons (typically 15 lessons) or two credits for 15 hours. The initiative
By Ray Bishop Cape Cod Community College has students from various backgrounds. An easy way to see and express such differences is through their sense of style. As a community 4Cs thrives to make the campus a safe place, not just as a learning environment but
By Jessica Lynch Relaxing yoga pose by the fireplace. (Jessica Lynch) Mental health has become a growing concern in today’s fast-paced society. According to Mental Health America, a nonprofit organization focused on promoting mental well-being, 60 million U.S. adults face mental health challenges. To raise awareness, Oct.
by Jordyn E Pimental Ever abundant in this neck of the woods, to say you’ve probably seen a squirrel on or around Campus would be an understatement. Their full name is the Eastern Gray squirrel, and these adorable little critters can be found everywhere in the
By Michael Gonzales - Hesse Photo of Liam Nickerson Cape Cod Community College's Tilden Art Center is a hub for art majors like Liam Nickerson. Liam shares that while he takes mandatory classes at 4Cs, such as communications, he continues to practice his artistry daily. He describes