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When members of the Active Minds club worked to bring photographer Barb Kellogg’s exhibit on campus, it was like it was meant to be: the artist was an alumni of SCTCC and putting her degree to work.

Kellogg enrolled in the Advertising program (before it was changed to Marketing and Design...

By Jacob Bertram
SCTCC Collegiate DECA Officer

With the Cyclone Basketball season upon us, the Business and Sales students had their first practice last Friday. No they didn’t play basketball, but they did practice their free throws.

DECA Business Coaching...

By Megan Jorgenson
Sculpture Instructor

This fall, a group of students who enrolled in the brand-new Sculpture course have been creating three-dimensional art at SCTCC. This course was offered to expand the art classes at the school. And, for the first time at SCTCC...

On Nov. 18, SCTCC staff will be attending an off-campus training. This won't impact SCTCC classes, but several student support services may be affected.

Regular Hours:

• The Bookstore, Common Grounds, Food Service, Library, and Customized
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Due to a water leak, the Health Sciences Building is closed Nov. 12 until further notice. Any health students who have classes in the Main/Northway Building should attend those classes.

Updates will come as soon as possible.

Academic program: Pre-Nursing

Branch: U.S. Navy

Time served: Sep/2008-Sep/2012

Why did you enlist?

At the time I had no idea what to do with my life and I needed work, so I decided to look at all my...

After a big win on Friday, the Cyclones Volleyball team’s season came to an end on Saturday, Nov. 2, when they took second place in the NJCAA DIII Region XIIIA tournament.

The Cyclones traveled to Rochester to play in the Region tournament, taking on Minnesota State on Friday. The...