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Carlo Acerra, NCC alumni turned adjunct professor, has won two Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards in three years. Acerra teaches Digital Music Production, Commercial Photography, and Multimedia …
The In-Vision Photography Month exhibit in Communications Hall is showcasing photography from NCC alumni. James Taylor is one of the photographers with a collection of …
With hopes of changing the world, an NCC professor organized and hosted the 10th annual Peace and Social Justice conference in the Lipkin Theatre on …
The NCC Literary Magazine, The Laconic held its first series of Returning Writers. This event invites NCC alumni back to discuss their success in being …
“Parallel Lines – An Exhibition of Paintings” is made up of work by NCC faculty members William Hudders and Jan Crooker, both displaying more than …
Life has a way of humbling you. As Michael Pogach and Abigail Michelini have come to know. Pogach is a current professor, who’s written “The …
Award-winning poet Joaquín Zihuatanejo shared stories and a collection of poems from his latest book, “Arsonist” on April 4th for the annual Len Roberts Poetry …
by Melissa Kacar and Nicole Schmidt Every Wednesday, the NCC Farm Market offers a variety of different products sold by local businesses. Bahereh Khodadoost has …
A gathering of NCC sponsors, students, faculty, committee and foundation members assembled at NCC’s Southside Center for “Fat Tuesday”. “Fat Tuesday”, otherwise known as Mardi …
NCC’s annual Alumni Association Spring Craft Fair featured over 160 local crafters selling handmade products such as; jewelry, soaps, baked goods, floral arrangements, home décor, …
Lotus Rebirth is a traveling mural dedicated to the survivors of traumatic brain injuries (TBI). On Tuesday, March 5 in Laub Lounge at NCC’s Bethlehem …
March 17 was Saint Patrick’s Day, and with that stems celebrations! Drinking Guinness, Harp, or any other beverage that one can get their hands on …
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