By Liam Woodworth-Cook On Jan. 25, 2019, the president of the United States signed a bill that would cease the longest government shutdown in the United States. The financial plan, however, will […]
Shut Down, Shut Up: A Wall, a Coup, a Rollaway Stone and a Temporary Government Resumes
Where Is Our Counselor?
By Celina Simmons Where is our school counselor? This seems to be the million-dollar question going around campus. We have been without a school counselor since the beginning of last fall, when […]
Long Live the King!
By Morgan Dyer Martin Luther King Jr. Day is upon us again and it’s a day to stop and reflect on our shared history as a country so that we can move […]
The Captain’s House Gets a Makeover
By Celina Simmons Most students here at SMCC have no idea what you’re talking about when mentioning the Captain’s House or even the Captain’s Cupboard. This isn’t surprising based on the condition […]
CNMS Student’s Drone Imagery
CNMS student Jacob Lawrence is a drone photographer, and shot this image of the ice forming on the Saco River on January 15th this year. Look for more of his work in […]
The Student Welfare Committee of the Student Senate in Action
By Will Chabot Although many students return home for the month-long winter break, some without that luxury remained in the residence halls. With the Oceanview Dining Hall closed, the Captain’s Cupboard Food […]
The Business Club Goes Skating
Submitted by the SMCC Business Club The 2018 fall semester ended with the age-old winter tradition of skating. The Business Club took to the ice at Thompson’s Point in Portland on December […]
SMCC Highlights of Winter Break
By The Beacon Staff ATTENTION ALL SMCC STUDENTS!! The Beacon is oh so curious about what our fellow students were up to over break. Where did you go? Who did you see? […]
Friendly Security
By Celina Simmons The first reaction for many students when seeing a security officer walking your way is not to get excited. Let’s admit it- there’s a stigma around a badge and […]
The SMCC Beacon 