Common sense reforms can curb America’s gun violence epidemic
by By Brigid Tray Just 10 days after a horrific, racially-motivated terrorist attack at a Buffalo grocery store, our nation experienced yet another mass shooting, this …
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United States ranks 122 in world peace
By Damon Riley This is the lowest the U.S. has ranked since the inception of the Global Peace Index in 2008. The United States might …
Journalism professor says farewell after 22 years at NCC
By Kaitlyn Seawood After overseeing the journalism program at NCC for 22 years, professor Rob Hays concluded his tenure at the end of Spring ’22 …
NCC students to be inducted into Beta Beta Chi honor society
By Jada Yanek NCC will be celebrating students as they are inducted into Beta Beta Chi – Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society on April …
NCC’s Student Senate gearing up for election
By Jada Yanek NCC’s Student Senate seeks to promote community engagement by organizing events, while also serving as a liaison between students and faculty. …
NCC food pantries welcome volunteers and people in need
By Jada Yanek Due to financial hardships, many may find it hard to pay for food and other basic necessities. With help from NCC’s Main …
The silent pandemic: America’s drug crisis
By Karolina Piwarska When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the public outcry was quick and worldwide. As the surging case numbers hit closer to home, everyone’s …
NCC predicts Super Bowl LVI
By Gregory Dante In honor of the Super Bowl this Sunday, The Commuter polled the NCC community to see what they thought about the upcoming …