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
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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 Taylor James, Cornerstone Editor ECC Students discussed a potential way to communicate between clubs across campus during the Oct. 23 Student Government Association (SGA) meeting. SGA President Caleb Gunn asked club representatives at the student body meeting about a way for clubs and SGA to collaborate. The discussion led to a potential use for … Continue reading SGA discusses upcoming events and communication between student clubs
By Taylor James The Student Government Association (SGA) at ECC had their last meeting of the fall semester on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024. Here are the highlights of what happened. SGA will be putting on focus groups for students who are interested in sharing their voice about things going around campus. The Student Diversity and … Continue reading SGA Meeting 11/21
By Ruthie Cordia This is Bubbles. She is a female and five months old. Her breed is Domestic Short Hair. Although this is all the information that is given I can tell just from her picture that Bubbles is a very loveable girl who just wants to meet her forever family. Maybe that forever family … Continue reading Adopt, Don’t Shop
Five St. Clair High School students will explore high-tech, innovative manufacturing through a pilot program that partners with East Central College and utilizes the college’s state-of-the-art equipment. The SCHS students are enrolled in courses through Project Lead The Way (PLTW) — a national, non-profit organization that provides computer science, engineering and biomedical science instructional programs. … Continue reading ECC, St. Clair District Team Up on Pilot Program
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