By Jeff Schlueter Cape Cod Community College offers a variety of free tutoring services designed to help students excel academically. Whether drafting papers, studying specific subjects, or navigating college technology, the Tutoring Center is a valuable resource for all students, according to Lisa O’Halloran, academic coordinator

Mural of African American man (Jayden Johnson) By Jayden Johnson Black History Month: A Time to Reflect and Celebrate With February upon us, Americans celebrate various events, including Valentine’s Day and Presidents’ Day, but the month is also an important time to reflect on the contributions of African

Our new editor-in-chief, Jess! (Jessica Lynch) By Jessica Lynch I hope everyone is having a great start to the spring semester. I was particularly excited to return back to school after winter break so I could step into the editor-in-chief position of The MainSheet. I have officially been

Hannah Fogg and Joelle O'Rourke at Cape Cod Five's Booth at Community Resource Day (Jeff Schlueter) By Jeff Schlueter Cape Cod Community College hosted Community Resource Day on Jan. 28, bringing together local organizations dedicated to supporting communities on Cape Cod and the Islands. Organized by the

One of the many wonderful places to study at 4Cs: the Seashore Lounge (Lucas Connell) By Lucas Connell Have you ever heard of the academic zone? It is a state of complete focus in which your best work becomes a reality. The key to this zone

The Grossman Commons in preparation for Club Day's festivities (Grace Sanderson) By Grace Sanderson While college students are occupied with classes, homework, jobs, and hobbies, many put aside time to participate in a club. Participating in a club allows students to

A 4Cs student managing stress (Ashley Ryan) By Ashley Ryan Feeling stressed? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. The start of a new semester brings increased levels of stress for staff and students. Managing stress is a skill that is very important for your overall mental health, and

Public transportation, many students rely on, for their daily commutes (Louise Ineson) By Louise Ineson With the 4Cs student population growing as the college becomes more accessible for aspiring learners, there are more commuters on campus struggling with the transit-heavy demands of attending class. Whether you lack

2024 "Sea Change" Magazine (Kersten Marchese) By Kersten Marchese Are you passionate about art? Do you dream of seeing your work published? There’s an opportunity for all 4Cs staff, students, alumni, and area high school students to shine.  Each year, the English department produces “Sea Change," a