By Sam Coombs The SMCC baseball team enters the NECA postseason with a 10-4 record, which places the Seawolves atop the conference with the most wins. Throughout the fall season the team […]

By Erik Squire Hello again SMCC, I hope you’ve settled nicely into your classes. No doubt by now you’ve exceeded your use of “I’m new, so I didn’t know” excuses for not […]

By Larry Murphy Not necessarily dirty clothes, actually clean clothes are preferred, but we’ll take them any way we can get them. If you’ve seen the giant cardboard boxes around campus you […]

By Sam Coombs, Communications & New Media The SMCC girl’s soccer team showcased their talent on Saturday, September 13th in a home YSCC match against the Clippers of University of Maine Machias. This […]

By James Loomis For those of you who didn’t hear about a recent security issue, at the end of last semester an issue with the way web sites transmitted your passwords and […]

Garrick Hoffman In a recent publication by news website Article 3, a heartening headline stole the featured spot under its Tech section: “Solar Now Powering Half A Million Homes and Businesses”. According […]

By Jason Glynn, Liberal Studies Major Here is the second (and hopefully final) installment of my summer experience working in a neuroscience lab at the University of New England, under a Maine-INBRE Fellowship. […]

By Erik Squire As promised, here is trip number two in my four edition series, journaling my travels abroad. In this article I will thoroughly divulge my incredible adventures in: (drumroll please…) […]