By Noah G. Schmidt Photo Taken of Advisor Chris LeBeau's Office (Noah Schmidt) Planning to further your education after your time at 4Cs? If you're considering transferring in Spring or Fall 2025, or in a later semester, the 4Cs Transfer Fair could be an important step in
by Jordyn E Pimental With autumn creeping up on us, one fascinating mammal that lives in the pine forests surrounding our campus comes to mind. You may not have seen them, but you have definitely heard them- the eastern coyote. Double the size of a fox
by Mason Lopes Mason Lopes working in class. (Jordyn Pimental) The pandemic disrupted many people’s lives, including mine, but thanks to a surprising opportunity, I’ve completed my journey back to college. It all began in 2020 when COVID-19 turned the world upside down. At the time, I was
By Amanda Marvel Marsha Hall and Anthony Robinson studying in the Wilkens Library. (Amanda Marvel) Cape Cod Community College's fall semester is in full swing, and students are immersed in their academics. Long hours in the classroom, homework, and work obligations can make it challenging to maintain
By Jessica Lynch Cape Cod Community College held its annual Club Day on Sept. 18, bringing energy and excitement to the Grossman Commons cafeteria. The event, filled with music, students, and enthusiastic club representatives, aimed to encourage new members to explore the college’s diverse range of
By Michael Gonzales-Hesse Sandy Neck Beach. (Michael Gonzales-Hesse) Ninety percent of college students find a clean environment essential for effective learning, according to Ecolab.com. Students can help clean our community by joining the efforts of the volunteer organization Keep Barnstable Beautiful. The volunteer group organizes cleanup events every
By: Rylan Daniels Julien Portrait of Steven Levitsky provided by Cape Cod Speaker Series board of trustees president Gene Guill. The Cape Cod Speaker Series, a nonprofit that brings notable speakers to 4Cs, will host Harvard professor Steven Levitsky for a night of “insight and inspiration,”
By Nate Skinner Nate Skinner playing basketball. (Tribekah Jordan) As the 2024-2025 NBA season approaches, hoops fans on campus are gearing up for an action-packed year. With intriguing storylines, including the Boston Celtics defending their title, new rookies entering the league, and young teams like the San
Editor In Chief (Fall 2024) Tribekah Jordan. Photo by her mom, Rebekah Jordan.
Advantage Peer Mentors from left to right Giana Sosa, Jess Maldonado, Anna Victoria Tillio Da Silva. (Tribekah Jordan)