Category: Features

Posted on: September 30, 2025 Posted by: Karolina Granda Comments: 0

Kuchta raises funds to ‘Tap Out Cancer’

Photo by Kevin Kuchta By Karolina Granda, Editor in Chief Commonality of Cancer Diagnoses Worldwide A commonly acknowledged truth is the prevalence of cancer diagnoses for people of all ages, wealth statuses, resigning regions, and medical histories. Whether you have scrolled past a social media posting of someone struggling with cancer, a loved one is currently battling the disease or lost their battle, or you yourself have had concerns about…

Posted on: May 6, 2025 Posted by: Jessica Kubacka Comments: 0

Manage transfer anxiety with expert tips

Photo by Pexels Free Photos By Jessica Kubacka, Staff Writer As National College Decision Day, May 1, has passed and we are shifting into the summer, many of our recent graduates will be transferring out into the next leg of their collegiate journey. Some may feel the excitement of moving on to the next university and establishing further independence, and others may have their worries about what this next part…

Posted on: March 24, 2025 Posted by: Sawyer Cranston Comments: 0

Welding Program sparks interest for strong futures

Moraine Valley Community College trains several trades on the main campus in the T building. While there are many certificate and degree programs to choose from, one in particular is the welding program. It is led by many certified welding inspectors who have had experience in the field, and offers courses for any and all skill levels. Some courses include structural steel, pipe, stick, and many more. 

Posted on: November 24, 2024 Posted by: Sawyer Cranston Comments: 0

What really is the “R” Word? 

Photo by Sawyer Cranston, Staff Writer The word retard is very controversial for many people, but why is that? Many people don’t know the meaning or where it came from. According to the Cambridge Dictionary retard is French for delay, lateness or slowness, falling behind. It has been used as a medical term for mental retardation. Merriam-Webster describes it as “mild to severe impairment in intellectual ability equivalent to an…

Posted on: October 24, 2024 Posted by: Jonah Marshall Comments: 0

What is the Electoral College and why do we still have it? 

By Jonah Marshall, Staff Writer The Electoral College was introduced in the Constitution, although the term Electoral College does not appear and is referred to as electors. It involves 538 electors, all 435 house seats plus 100 senate seats, and 3 delegates (Individuals who speaks on behalf of a body) from Washington D.C. The winning Presidential candidate must receive at least 270 electoral votes. James Wilson, associate justice of the…

Posted on: May 16, 2024 Posted by: Jermaine Logan Comments: 0

Moraine Food Pantry eyes expansion next fall

Graphic by James Landgraf, former Graphic Design Intern By Jermaine Logan, Staff Writer and Photographer Did you know that next semester, there will be significant expansions to our food pantry right here in Moraine? Our food pantry serves as a vital resource for all students, ensuring that nobody on campus has to worry about going hungry. Whether you’re facing temporary financial difficulties or simply need a quick snack between classes,…