By Garrick Hoffman, Liberal Arts Major In the HUB gymnasium at SMCC, students, faculty, and staff alike sat and listened to words of environmental degradation and the grave frivolousness of man, but they […]
Illaria Dana, Education Major On Thursday, November 12, Professor Charles Ott gave a lecture about his paintings on display in the SMCC library. The lecture was attended by students and faculty. SMCC […]
By Bryan Gelinas On the first Saturday evening of November, the Business Club here at SMCC was given an opportunity to give back to the community. Those members who were available […]
By Garrick Hoffman, Liberal Arts Major This year’s Veterans Day offered a unique experience when USM’s own Free Press student newspaper invited The Beacon to a series of workshops in the morning and […]
X-Men’s Wolverine (Aiden Bothwell) and Dragonball Z’s Vegeta (Kenneth Reddinger) square off before the SMCC Halloween Dance Party on Thursday, October 29. No blood was shed…this time.
So, you are a little bit of an unconventional student and your thought process goes something like this: “There’s no financial aid available for me “because of who I am.” Well, maybe […]
Illaria Dana,Education Major The political science classes taught by Julie Mueller and Ellen Moy continue to raise money for water pump for the village of Cameroon. This village has a population of […]
Last Thursday students in Eric Wellman’s EMSP-225 Medical Emergencies II class worked through an overdose scenario. The goal of the simulation was to understand the ways an overdose affects the victim and […]
Megan Prevost, Liberal Studies Major If you’re a student here at SMCC you’ve probably heard through the grapevine that this month is advising month. Either you’ve heard your teachers rambling on about it […]
The Midcoast campus Learning Commons and Health Science Center came to life a few Thursdays ago as Aaron Cook’s guitar playing filled the center with musical interludes. SMCC students:
The SMCC Beacon 