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Technology Helping Fight the Pandemic on Campus
By: Anthony Gendron The COVID-19 pandemic has changed much about campus life at SMCC. From the way classes are set up to the masks we must wear, the effects of the pandemic are apparent. With so many challenges to face in this pandemic, it is unsurprising that we have turned to technology for help. One… Read more
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Foods that will boost your immune system
With COVID-19 being the talk of the town, it’s important to think about your health and to boost your immune system. Now, before you roll your eyes. These key foods are affordable and delicious! Keep an eye out for products that contain immune-response strengtheners. At home or in a dorm room these drinks/foods are easy… Read more
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Upcoming SeaWolves Baseball and Softball
The first game of the baseball season is March 19th when they travel to Scranton PA to play Penn ST Scranton at 12 EST for game one.Then at 2 EST they will play them for game two of the twin build. Softball doesn’t start until April 2nd when they host NHTI for a twin build.… Read more
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Internet Safety: Phishing & Scams
The internet is a wonderful tool, which for better or worse has become an aspect of everything in our lives. It made its presence known in the early ‘90s and has been integrated into everything since. It can be quite easy to click the wrong link or open a message that has a fake link… Read more
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Red Flags For Traveling
More than 4.6 million U.S. Citizens traveled to the Caribbean from January to September of 2021 according to the federal data. Yesterday the CDC listed fifteen countries and territories as a Level 4 risk for Covid-19. The likelihood of catching Covid-19 or a variant is high. The countries added to the high risk list include:… Read more
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This Semester in Local Politics
Hi, I am Emma Campbell and I will be the new editor for local politics and op-eds in The SMCC Beacon. Writing has always been a passion of mine, as are politics, and I look forward to merging those this upcoming semester by participating in The Beacon. It’s very important for citizens to be informed… Read more
