Most NFL viewers could say this Upcoming Super Bowl featuring the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs is honestly quite an exciting matchup, well unless you are a 49ers or Bengals fan. […]
Kelce Brothers, Mahomes vs Hurts, and the History Beneath
Living in Fear
An introduction to the effects of gun violence.
Twitter: how Musk has redefined the app
Twitter is a popular social media app loved by most around the world. An app where individuals can create and their ideas while also getting informed on news in a blink of […]
Award-Winning Actor Pledges Money for New Arts Center at USM
The University of Southern Maine (USM) is raising money to build a Center for the Arts that will be located on the Portland campus. The Center for the Arts is the focal […]
The Seawolves Have Been on a Roll
This past Saturday brought us lots of action from the HUB in South Portland. The SMCC Women’s and Men’s each came up with victories over Paul Smith’s College; the Women’s team earned […]
Maine: A Safe Haven
Maine is making strides to protect those seeking abortions.
Is There Enough Student Made Art around SMCC Campus in Order to Inspire?
I believe that environment plays a huge role in the academic success of students. Whether or not students are feeling inspired can heavily influence their moods, actions and thought processes. An article […]
Dorm Decor: Re-purpose SMCC’s Old & Free Library Books
Borrowing books from the library is super handy. A little known fact is that SMCC also offers books free for the taking. These freebie books that you can keep are located on […]
Video Game Development: Why Does It Take So Long?
Video game development has come a long way from the days of Pong. With video games becoming more ambitious by the day, video games like Cyberpunk 2077 have highlighted the need for […]
(Manga) Dimensions By Meghan Gilchrist
Meghan Gilchrist, a recent SMCC alumni, contributed an eight-page manga short, ‘Dimensions: Luke’ to the SMCC Beacon, and we spoke with them about their process and influences to her style. Interested readers […]
The SMCC Beacon 