By Mick Thomas Twenty-five Hewlett-Packard laptop computers worth more than $17,000 were stolen from a secured cabinet in room 208 of the Tri-C Metro’s Liberal Arts (MLA) Building of sometime after Dec. 3 2017, according to a campus police report filed in February. Room 208 of the MLA building is not a classroom and not accessible to students–it is for media equipment: a discreet storage room […]
By Ben Jakubowski She started at a community college; none other than Tri-C. She now gives back to the community by working for CMA. Kelley Notaro Schreiber- who is now the Manager of Communications and Media Relations at the Cleveland Museum of Art […]
By Doug Smith Love’s aurora continued to linger in the air in the mark of the Fourth Annual African American Read-in that took place in the lobby of the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Humanities Center lobby at Metro campus. The event was […]
Monday March 19–Session B (Second 8 Weeks) Begins Tuesday March 20–Session A (First 8 Weeks) Final Grades Due Wednesday March 21–FAFSA Completion Days–EAST@ 2:00 pm Thursday March 22–LGBTQ+ 101 Informative Speaker-WEST @ 1:30 pm Friday March 23–National Puppy Day Saturday March […]
By Jhamella Haynes Did you know that you can receive swimming lessons at Cuyahoga Community College Eastern? The swimming pool in the recreation center is open to all students who are enrolled. Recreation Coordinator, Tyron Hayes, oversees making sure everything runs smoothly within […]
By Josh Singh The Earth is our home. It contains almost everything we know, but how often do we learn about those who explain the mysteries of this complex blue rock. Professor Priyanka Banerjie has been teaching Earth Science at Tri-C for four years. Professor […]
By Zach Stenger Purple Films is a local film company formed in 2011 and is managed by Dan Gillespie and Jimmy Gall, former Cuyahoga Community College Students. Both Gillespie and Gall started filming bac in high school because they did not want to […]
By Daniela Cacho Justin Nozuka made a friendly stop back to Cleveland promoting his recent release, Low Tide on a co-headline tour with Good Old War. The city welcomed Nozuka to the House […]
By Hannah Lovejoy If you are anything like the majority of college students across the globe, then staying motivated and on top of school work is one of the most of the most stressful aspects about being in school. Luckily, people out there have created apps that can help make not only students’ lives, but a good majority of the populations lives. Sit down and get out your laptop or smartphone because your life is about to get much more […]
By Michael Dean Smith A number of construction projects will begin this year in an effort to improve and update facilities. Major additions of laboratory, automotive, and first responder education facilities will be coupled with upgrades to existing facilities built in 1975. The only current […]