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(Opinion) The Value of the Arts
When art is increasingly unaffordable, fewer and fewer people endeavor to even attempt to take up most art forms. Art needs to be more accessible in order to benefit people and society as a whole. Read more
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Free Training at SMCC
Did you know that SMCC offers some workforce training at zero cost? Currently, SMCC is offering a wide variety of short-term workforce training programs. These programs aim to teach in-demand skills and many of them are free. These programs are an amazing opportunity to learn trade skills and other things that you can use for… Read more
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The Magic Of Christmas
The holiday season is here, and for many people, this is their favorite time of the year as they get to see friends and family, enjoy good food, and of course, blast their favorite holiday songs. At the Magic of Christmas, the Portland Symphony Orchestra plays beautiful Christmas music, along with vocalists. This year they have… Read more
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Adopt-A-Family.
The Spring Point Tavern is a little bar located right next to the South Portland campus. It is popular with locals and students at SMCC. Every year the tavern host’s an event called Adopt-A-Family. Families in need can request donations for Christmas for their children. Currently, there are 3 people in need I will list… Read more
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Op-ed: Community College is the Best Choice I’ve Made
Three years ago, I made the decision to not return to the private college I was attending. I was the unruly teenager who had made it my mission to attend school out of state. I worked hard in high school to be a well-rounded student, because I had been told that was my ticket to… Read more
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How do SMCC Students Consume the News?
Consuming the news and keeping yourself up to date on current events is one of the most vital things anyone can do. Being an informed citizen helps you in making the best decisions possible, whether it be at the voting booth or what environmentally damaging products you can do without. 79% of young people, aged… Read more
