With the free college initiative, different Maine Universities are trying to provide their students with better mental health services while trying to make college affordable for everyone. The free college scholarship has […]
Have you ever been walking down to the dining hall or down to the beach and noticed the cemetery? Well did you know it’s the oldest historical site in all of South […]
Wickie (plural wickies) Wickie: Caleb Richard What is your job at SMCC and how long have you worked here? “Facilities. Cleaning the buildings, when you guys are on vacation we clean the […]
The Captain’s Cupboard is a food pantry accessible to all SMCC students. tucked in a small building by the Spring Point Tavern, the tight-knit community of volunteers always welcomes new students looking […]
Here at SMCC, students have access to study spaces on campus that each serve as their own sanctuaries for students. Depending on how you like to study, there are dozens of different […]
Governor Janet Mills has proposed a new offshore wind turbine port off from Sears Island to help jumpstart clean energy in Maine. But the Sears Island community is upset. Based on research […]
Maine Mayhem has done it once again! Promising young filmmakers are striving to produce the best possible films for your viewing experience. Maine Mayhem is a yearly film festival put on in […]
Written By: Lexi O’Neil Spring semester is the busiest one of all, and what’s more important than Spring finals? Transfer applications Campus is buzzing as students prepare the final inquiries on their […]
Breaking down the so-called ‘yellow flag’ law in Maine.
Nobody wants to become addicted to drugs, but once they have, quitting and the symptoms of withdrawal can become even harsher and more severe than the symptoms of drug use. Fentanyl withdrawal […]
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