The Student Voice of Niagara County CC
written by Alexus Huston Thunderfest, you’ve heard about it, you’ve seen flyers for it all around campus, but what is it? Many students who came to NCCC after 2020 and many teachers are confused about what this event is going to be on May 6th, 2022? I asked some people around campus, what is Thunderfest? […]
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written by Hassan Travis-Frank The Aquarium of Niagara is home to 10 rescued marine mammals. The seals and sea lions are all rescued after struggling in their native environments for variety of reasons, including over-reliance on humans for food, being abandoned by their mothers, having bilateral cataracts, suffering from malnutrition, and suffering from boat crashes. […]
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written by Hassan Travis-Frank The Aquarium of Niagara is a non-profit aquarium that supports conservation and aquatic life. The aquarium’s mission is to connect people to aquatic life, and to conserve species that are threatened or endangered. The aquarium is home to rescued marine mammals, including Humboldt penguins that hatched at the aquarium or transferred […]
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written by Rena Spangler The First and Second Rounds Even if you’re not a basketball fan, everyone knows March Madness. It’s college basketball’s biggest tournament of the year, and from brackets to parties, everyone gets involved. So far, the First Four, First Round, and Second round games have been played. So let’s dive into them, […]
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Monday, April 18 is the last day to request an S/U (Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory) grade or withdraw from a class (W grade). April 18 is also the last day to withdraw from the College with X grades (applies to all full-term courses). Mod course deadlines differ – refer to the online Student Calendar for more information. Please […]
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written by Julianna Alvarez Two and a half years since Covid 19 hit United States and the lockdown and mask mandate that was established, it has now been lifted and surpassed with certain rules and regulations, furthermore Canadian border was also shut down to citizens who were not essential workers, and nobody could cross the […]
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written by Meghan Pacana It’s no secret that social media has a choke hold on our lives nowadays. Not only do we use it as a way to contact friends and family, but since the COVID-19 pandemic, online conferencing has become quite popular in both academic, social, and workplace settings. By just the click of […]
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written by Rena Spangler The Buzz In the second week of the NFL 2021-22 season, neither the Washington Football Team or the New York Giants had a great record. Both teams were at 0-1, since both lost their Week 1 games (Washington lost to the Los Angeles Chargers 20-16 and the Giants lost to the […]
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by Faith Garven Russia and Ukraine have been in constant conflict for many, many years. On February 24, 2022 tensions exploded when Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin sent troops in to invade Ukraine. There has been quite a bit of misinformation circulating about what is really happening. First, in order to fully understand this awful situation, […]
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Take a look at what courses are being offered in Summer & Fall 2022 by viewing Course Offerings on Banner Web. Current students Current students can schedule classes for Summer and/or Fall 2022 starting Monday, March 21st. Determine the first day YOU can register for classes in Banner Web by checking your registration eligibility date […]
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