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By Samantha Corvera and Kaitlyn Seawood Dorothy Roberts, an internationally recognized scholar, public intellectual and social justice activist, visited NCC on Feb. 13 at Lipkin …
By Thanh-Thanh Nguyen NCC students interested in environmental sustainability might want to consider getting greener with the Community College in France (CCF) program. The French …
Society of Professional Journalists features Watergate reporters and other top journalists at its 2022 MediaFest By Kaitlyn Seawood Journalists from across the country came to …
While the discussion of robotics and artificial intelligence conjures up images of menacing cyborgs erasing humanity, the reality is far from it — for now, …
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 …
By Jada Yanek NCC will be celebrating students as they are inducted into Beta Beta Chi – Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society on April …
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. …
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 …
Hartzell Technology Hall has turned its eye to virtual learning with its purchase of Automation Studio, which allows students to design and simulate systems across …
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 …
Dr. Jeffrey Jahre is an infectious disease specialist at St. Luke’s Hospital in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. On this episode of The Commuter Podcast, Dr. Jahre confronts …
A survey conducted by NCC’s Infectious Disease Task Force showed that the majority of students and faculty who responded said they were vaccinated for COVID-19, …
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