By Claire Dodge I didn’t choose to write about Warhol because of familiarity, I truly love the movement of Pop Art that he specializes in. There is so much character and interpretation […]
Andy Warhol and His Pop Art
Poetic License
December turns the wheel into the Solstice of Winter. The light shall wane as we plunge into the depths and the waxing sun will guide us through the cold. Our semester comes […]
Captivating Midcoast
By The Beacon Staff It’s been a semester full of events at the Midcoast campus. The Activities Committee has relentlessly put their best effort into keeping the small Brunswick campus fun, and […]
The Beacon Throws Down the Gauntlet
By The Beacon Sports Staff If you read the last Beacon, you would have noticed on page 12, in neon colors and an eye-catching design, The Beacon newspaper staff are challenging all […]
On the Courts: SeaWolves Squads Continue Hot Streak
By The Beacon Sports Staff There are many reasons to be happy about the SeaWolves women’s and men’s basketball programs this season: the return of veteran players from last season or from […]
The Captain’s House is Restocked
By Eric Dodge The Captain’s Cupboard is a volunteer- and student-run organization that partners with the Good Shepard Food Bank to provide food and other resources to all SMCC students in need. […]
May We Walk With Flames – A Vigil of Remembrance
By Liam Woodworth-Cook “As a Pittsburgh native, I’m gonna leave my hat on,” said English Department chair Kevin Sweeney, beginning the ceremony. Roughly 30-40 people were huddled in or just outside of […]
Featured Student: Catherine Scanlon
By Celina Simmons Art finds its way into our lives in unique ways. Catherine Scanlon is a second-year Communications and New Media student here at SMCC. She has a degree in graphic […]
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