Robert Pattinson stars in “Mickey 17.” (Warner Bros. Pictures) By Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho is no stranger to critiquing capitalism in his work. His 2019 film “Parasite” captured international attention and won the Academy Award for Best Picture with its darkly comedic examination of class differences.

Sleep and journaling can be great forms of self-care. (Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez) By Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez Working hard is important whether you are a student or a professional (or both), but it is vital to remember to take care of yourself as you work toward accomplishing your goals. Neglecting

The water cooler in Lisa O'Halloran's office. (Noah Schmidt) By Noah Schmidt Tired of lukewarm water from campus refill stations? Want cold water but don’t want to waste single-use plastic? Here’s where to find refreshing, cold water on campus. Three water coolers are located in Upper Commons, two

By Jeff Schlueter Kareem Balance was walking through campus on a typical Thursday afternoon when something unexpected caught his eye: a Student Government Association (SGA) event. The sight of students in discussion, red, white, and blue decorations, and an acquaintance, SGA member Jonathan Callaghan, dressed in

Charge to the new members by Jessica Lamperti (Lucas Connell) By Lucas Connell “Getting here was not an easy feat,” Cape Cod Community College President John Cox told the Spring 2025 Phi Theta Kappa inductees during the ceremony held Wednesday, March 19, at the Tilden Arts Center. The

Books at the Wilkens Library (Ashley Ryan) By Ashley Ryan Feeling bored or tired of the dreary weather? You’re not alone. With limited activities available, it’s easy for boredom to set in and moods to dip. But there’s a simple solution: reading. Here are some of the

Dawn Harney is a Job Developer in the Student Employment Office (John Cowap) By John Cowap The Student Employment Office will host an employment event at 4Cs on March 25. Taking place in the cafeteria of Grossman Commons from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the event will

Jessica Jordan in holding banned book “Gender Queer” (Ashley Ryan). By Ashley Ryan In the 2023-2024 school year, more than 10,000 books were banned from schools and libraries across the U.S. Books are typically banned or challenged due to content deemed inappropriate for certain age groups or

The Cape and Islands Suicide Prevention Coalition (Beverly Costa-Ciavola) By Lucas Connell  The Cape and Islands Suicide Prevention Coalition held a panel discussion on March 5th at 4Cs to address veteran suicide prevention.   The coalition, co-chaired by Dr. Maura Weir, 4Cs chief wellness officer, and Sue Allaire, student wellness coordinator, works to raise