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Playing with Knives: ‘Knives Out’ Movie Review
by A movie filled with so much star power is usually doomed to fail. However, ‘Knives Out’ brought a slight new twist to the drama thriller. …
Studying Away From Home
by In pursuit of an academic experience, leaving behind friends and family to fly across the country can be overwhelming. Being a college student already comes …
Leaning on the Learning Center
by NCC’s Learning Center offers tutoring services on its main campus as well as Monroe and online. The center comprises about 100 tutors—a combination of students, …
‘No vaping is considered safe’
As of Nov. 8, 40 people died from vaping related illnesses and over 2,000 have been treated for similar causes throughout the US. The fight …
Arts / Campus News / Features
Sci-Fi comes to NCC
NCC has quite a number of published authors on campus, including Melissa Koberlein who has published 4 books in 8 years. She writes science-fiction romantic-comedy …
Planting Change
To help fight climate change, many people have taken up planting trees. From October 25th to December 4th, 17,306,361 trees have been planted globally by …
Podcasts are the future of news: Chris Satullo presents “In Pod We Trust”
by Radio broadcasting has managed to survive television and the advent of social media but it may have met its match in podcasts. Chris Satullo, an …
Scholarship orientation
By Jessica Sutton and Heather Gil The Scholarship Program hosted its first Orientation at NCC to help students fully understand the benefits and opportunities that …
Study abroad fair guides students on the path to international travel
by Jessica Sutton and Jamie Ratchford This coming year the Center for Global Education and International Services is offering many travel options for students to …
Group Grief Therapy
By Emily Dziak and Heather Gil Death is a natural part of life. That fact doesn’t make it any less painful or any more bearable. …
Mumps outbreak hits Temple, is NCC safe?
Temple University experienced a Mumps outbreak in late March with over 100 reported cases. Northampton has over 35,000 students in credit and non-credit programs, with …
The health of the Amazon affects everyone
by The estimated rate of deforestation in the Amazon has increased drastically, according to PRODES (Programa Despolução de Bacias Hidrográficas, or “Basin Restoration Program”). A recent …