By Taylor James, Cornerstone Editor TRIO has come to East Central College (ECC) to provide underserved students the opportunity for extra academic support. TRIO Director Jake Little talked about the program coming to the college. “TRIO is a federally funded program grant that allows East Central College to extend extra support to students that meet … Continue reading TRIO grant comes to ECC
Announcement from Andy Klingensmith Next Tuesday, March 3rd, Mercy will be on the Union campus for their Spring Blood Drive! You may have noticed promotional material around campus. I wanted to share a couple updates with you: The blood drive will be held in the Theatre Atrium The blood drive will be from 10:00 am- 3:00 pm
Photos taken by Taylor James Students and Staff gathered for the Spring Semester's student involvement fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Feb. 4 on the first floor of the Shook center. Students were able to visit with clubs and school affiliated organizations and learn more about opportunities outside of the classroom.
By Taylor James, Editor Protesters organized on Jan. 18 at the Bank of Washington in Downtown to protest a proposed data center coming to Diamond Farms. Protest Organizer Cierra Skiles talked about the reason for protesting. “There hasn’t been a decision yet, the rezoning will be discussed at the commissioners meeting on Monday and this … Continue reading Data center protest in Washington
By Taylor James, Cornerstone Editor Sring Semester's financial aid first reimbursement date will be on Feb. 6 following an attendance review. The weeks following the first financial aid date, will be under review for other reimbursements.
By Dillon McDuffie, Student Writer With the creation of art there are many different layers that construct a narrative. Narratives are built to reflect, demonstrate, and above all else inspire those that indulge in beauty that is a subjective perspective. Art innovates and translates infinite meaning through time by encouraging perspective rather than instruction. In the summer of 2025, the duality of art was … Continue reading SuperMAN: The Duality of Punk Rock
By Taylor Greife, CUSP Editor The Housemaid, a psychological thriller novel written by Freida McFadden, is taking on the silver screen with its film adaptation this December. The novel had its big break on Book Tok and became McFadden’s bestselling book. The film is directed by Paul Reig with A-list executive producers, Amanda Seyfried and … Continue reading High Expectations for the ‘Housemaid’
By Brianna Salmond, Staff Writer With new age technology like iPads, laptops, and computers students are turning to technology to take notes and to study instead of using one of the oldest methods in history dating back to 5000 years ago. That raises the question, which one of the two is better for the learning environment? Although technology can be useful in … Continue reading What’s better for class Technology or Paper?
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