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
Silent Witness display outside Grossman Commons (Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez) By Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez Millions of Americans are affected by domestic violence every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Lauren Folloni, director of Student Counseling, spoke during a recent interview about the resources at 4Cs available
Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga appear in a scene from "The Conjuring: Last Rites." (Warner Bros. Pictures) By Jocelyn Keddington "The Conjuring: Last Rites" concludes the long-running series by focusing on faith, family, and the emotional toll of living with darkness, shifting the series focus from paranormal cases to
By Ralph Negron At Cape Cod Community College, education is not just a goal, it is a catalyst for transformation. The College’s mission is to empower students’ success and provide the local community with graduates who will enhance it. On Veterans Day, that mission takes on
Sheila Vaughn, director of admissions, posing proudly in her 4C's Sharky costume. (Amari Pocknett) By Amari Pocknett Grossman Commons came alive last Thursday for the Chill+Thrill Halloween Bash, an eerie, yet joyful event filled with costumes, music, and treats. Students gathered among caution tape and spider webs
(Collage by Richard Clark) By Richard Clark Few things speak to the heart quite like a favorite album. The music students choose as they walk the halls and cross campus isn't just background noise. It shapes their experience and reflects their individuality. I asked ten students what