Hello there! My name is Ben St. Germain. I am a freshman at Monroe County Community College in my first semester. I’m ...

Hi, my name is Annaliese Atherton, but I go by Anna to keep things simple. I am 19, about to turn 20, and this is my second ...

A line of severe thunderstorms rolled through Monroe County Thursday, causing a shelter in place to be issued for the MCCC ...

Murals hidden behind wallpaper, a tour around Europe, a painting made for a king and one hanging during the president’s inauguration. Albergo poses next to a portrait of Duncanson at MCCC’s Black ...

There are animals which lurk in the shadows. There are people who lurk in the shadows. But what can be done when the shadows are the ones who lurk around us? Hidden among the forestry of hilltops and ...

Brian Bertram, director of campus planning and facilities in his office in the facilities complex and in the parking lot beside the facilities complex. (Photo by Abby Carr) Several resignations and a ...

During the winter 2025 President’s Town Hall, which was held in the Meyer Theater on April 10, administration discussed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement; diversity, equity and inclusion; ...

May 3, 2025 12:56 pm by Maggie Sandefur The 58th annual MCCC Commencement Ceremony was held in the H Building gymnasium on May 2. About 150 students walked in the ceremony, while nearly 315 students ...

The Criminal Justice Club participates in community outreach events throughout the school year. Daniel Wood, associate professor of criminal justice, said, “The stated purpose of the club is to expose ...

“It’s heart-wrenching and exciting at the same time,” Dorcey said. MCCC President Kojo Quartey hands Penny Dorcey a gift March 27 during her retirement reception. (Photos by Damiah Blackman) Dorcey ...

The 2025-2030 Strategic Plan focuses on addressing students’ needs and improving their experience at MCCC. It was approved Sept. 22 by the Board of Trustees. The Strategic Plan’s outcomes are to ...

MCCC added the digital marketing and communications degree during the fall 2024 semester. There are currently 14 students enrolled in the program. Beverly Tomek, the interim dean of Business, said ...