By Jason Glynn This is a two-part installment of my experience while working in a neuroscience lab at the University of New England under a Maine-INBRE Fellowship. Part 1: July, 2014 This […]

By Erik Squire Hello to all you wonderful fellow SMCC goers. Sadly, Garrick Hoffman has departed from us. That is, he’s moved on to the Op/Ed pages as its new Section Editor. […]

By Torrey Proctor, Vice President The 2014 SMCC Enactus crew has successfully built a high-tech indoor grow room in the basement of the Culinary Arts building. We have two of the highest […]

By Garrick Hoffman Money, religion, greed, desire, Fox News – none of those are the root of evil. If you want the answer to what the root of all evil really is, […]

By Garrick Hoffman Huddled in the cozy, borderline Hobbit-ish size of the All Faiths Cathedral, and filling all of the seats, an audience composed primarily of students tuned into the poetry that […]

  By Darcy Pope Hi everyone! So who thinks that businesses are a place of all work and no play? Well, that’s a bunch of nonsense! There are several big businesses that […]

By Garrick Hoffman Let’s expose the recent happenings on (and off, in fact) of campus again, shall we? On Friday, March 21st, President Cantor held a forum in the Health Science building […]

By Kyle Talbot Hello student body! It’s been a cold and hectic semester so far, but it’s slowly warming up, though the wind won’t seem to let up. I’m Kyle Talbot and as […]

By: Erik Squire Now that I have your attention; the library does indeed have Breaking Bad, as well as other movies to loan out for FREE (okay, your tuition really pays for […]

By Darcy Pope The Business Club here at SMCC is a great group of people that are interested in learning about the business world. Knowledge of basic business principles and activities are […]