Jessica Lynch and her dog, Duke. (Matt Lynch) By Jessica Lynch Dear MainSheet readers, I can’t believe it’s already the end of the semester. As the old saying goes, “Time flies when you’re having fun,” and fun we had. This semester saw person-on-the-street interviews, movie reviews, event coverage, editorials, helpful tips and more. I’m so impressed and proud
(Graphic by Skylar August) By Skylar August Winter Fest will take place on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Grossman Café. The event is organized to give students time away from academic work before finals begin. This year’s Winter Fest will include
Career Readiness Counselor Brandon Simmons. (William Thomas) By William Thomas Landing a job has become tougher in recent years, but career advisers say applicants can improve their chances by tailoring their materials, practicing interviews and building connections. Here are key strategies from 4Cs career readiness counselor, Brandon
(Graphic by Grace Lema using images by Canva) By William Thomas College students face mounting stress that often goes unaddressed. Four students shared how they experience and manage stress in their daily lives. Chris Bixby. (William Thomas) Chris Bixby: Q: Are you stressed out? A: Sometimes a little bit. Q: What do
Happy Thanksgiving! (Graphic by Jessica Lynch using Canva images) By Tom Kapple In a quick poll of three students, sides outshone the turkey. A homemade four-cheese mac and cheese drew the strongest praise, and gravy received two votes as least favorite. A 2024 Newsweek story, “Thanksgiving Dinner
Wreaths featured in last year's Celebration of Wreaths event. (Samantha Ricciardi) By Grace Lema Cape Cod Community College invites community members to take part in its third annual Celebration of Wreaths. Both an exhibition and fundraiser, the event will run from Dec. 2-10 to support the Cape
From left to right: Mike Fournier, Rebecca Griffin, and Vanessa Downing of Outer Frequencies at Christ Church Episcopal in October 2024. (Rich Ladew) By Jocelyn Keddington Outer Frequencies, a Cape Cod–based music series created by Cape Cod Community College language and literature professors Michael T. Fournier and
(Graphic by Grace Lema using images by Canva) By Amari Pocknett Artificial intelligence may make learning easier, but professors warn it is also reshaping education in troubling ways. English Professor Patricia Allen worries students “will be cheating themselves out of the education that they need to thrive in
Drone photo of the Cape Cod Community College campus (Cape Cod Community College) By Grace Lema The Cape Cod Community College Board of Trustees voted to name Dr. Carlnita Greene, vice president of academic affairs, as administrator in charge effective immediately. The decision was announced via email by
Professor Ralph Negron, middle, appears with The MainSheet staffers Bruce Bowen and Sophia Roscoe at the WKKL studio. (Sarah Davenport) By Bruce Bowen and Sophia Roscoe With Veterans Day – Tuesday, Nov. 11 – around the corner, 4Cs Professor Ralph Negron, a retired Marine colonel and Vietnam