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Asking students their political perspectives!

#election #election2024 #student #studentjournalism ...

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Asking students their political perspectives!

#election #election2024 #student #studentjournalism ...

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Asking students their political perspectives!

#election #election2024 #student #studentjournalism ...

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On Thursday, Oct. 23, MCCC`s second J Lab - Community Journalism cohort presented there finished articles and received their certificates. The VOICE is proud to share their work! ...

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Our second cohort of Community Journalism "J Lab" students received their certificates last night. Among the many fascinating, thoughtful, and entertaining articles they wrote, this one about a Black women`s church hats exhibit was particularly well received. The reporter is Barbara Macguigan. Check it out at: mcccvoice.org/church-hats/ ...

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Asking students their views on the American political system!

Comment some questions you would like us to survey students on 🗞️ ...

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Wondering why there was a bovine on the quad yesterday? We`ve got the answer!
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MCCC`s J Lab Community Journalism - Cohort II is underway. This group has all the potential of Cohort I. We can`t wait to see what stories they tell! ...

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The finalists for the College Media Association`s Pinnacle Awards have been announced and The VOICE has once again upheld its status as one of the strongest two-year college newspapers in the nation. Congratulations to the whole team and especially our finalists: Mary-Simone, Kemi, Julia, Felicia, Valerie, and Zlatin. Specific places will be announced at the Associated Collegiate Press and CMA Conference in New Orleans in November. We`ll keep you posted! ...

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Maybe this fall you are looking to get more involved in your community or learn something new. Here`s a way to do both. Mercer County Community College is offering a free, eight-evening Community Journalism "J Lab" certificate program starting Thursday, Sept. 5. Participants will learn the basic newswriting and reporting skills needed to cover issues of concern to their community. Want more info or want to register? Visit www.mcccvoice/j-lab ...

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Get ready! ...

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Our three graduating VOICE staffers (all Honors students!). The newsroom will be too quiet without you, but you all have inspired the next gen! We are so proud of Felicia, Eli, and Julia! ...

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We are on it! ...

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We are so proud of our graduating students! We`ll see you in your caps and gowns at the end of the month! ...

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We still have a few more days left of the semester, but today was our last official VOICE meeting of the semester. It was bittersweet preparing to say goodbye to our graduating students but also welcoming new editors to leadership positions. Special congratulations to @kemiiolaleye who will be stepping into the role of Editor in Chief! ...

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It`s coming! The spring issue of The VOICE is dropping next week. Look for your free copy across the MCCC West Windsor and JKC campuses and at local libraries. @mercercollege @mccc_sga ...

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We were there to cover the pro-Palestinian rally at Princeton U yesterday. Props to our Managing Editor and Editor in Chief for getting the story. https://www.mcccvoice.org/princeton-palestine-rally/ ...

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At the New Jersey Press Foundation`s 2024 college media awards event. The VOICE won the top prize of General Excellence, plus 17 other awards... Congrats to the whole MCCC VOICE team. ...

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VOICE reporter Valerie Mulrine was on the ground to cover this fire that broke out less than a mile from MCCC`s campus. ...

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The whole staff worked flat out this past year to bring The VOICE back from its semi-hiatus status as we moved from a student activity to an academic organization. It has been a busy time and all the work is paying off! ...

Black women’s church hat tradition given the spotlight at Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum
On Saturday, October 12, Leslie Bramlett, professional historical interpreter, models her take on the church-going fashion of Corinda True: the matriarch who held Skillman’s annual...
New Jersey looks for strategies to address challenge of teacher shortage
The national and New Jersey teacher shortage is leaving teaching positions unfilled throughout the public school system. PHOTO | Laura Geltch News of the national...
The Barden at Herrontown Woods hosts wildflower seed collection for springtime blooming
Families learn how to collect and save wildflower seeds as part of the Friends of Herrontown Woods program located in Herrontown Woods Arboretum on October...

Police take a knee to show solidarity at peaceful protest in Hightstown, NJ

Police take a knee to show solidarity at peaceful protest in Hightstown, NJ

By Ben Levitt on June 9, 2020

Two seniors from Hightstown High School organized a peaceful protest in honor of George Floyd on June 2, 2020, in…

West Windsor Police Department’s K9 Mackey has big paws to fill

REVIEW: Netflix’s “Broken” documentary may change consumer’s perspectives on things like make-up, vaping and buying cheap furniture

By Tori Pender on April 8, 2020

Last semester’s shift to require partial payment upfront to enroll in classes was like a sudden level up in the high stakes game of getting an education

Last semester’s shift to require partial payment upfront to enroll in classes was like a sudden level up in the high stakes game of getting an education

By Kristina Hontz on April 5, 2020

MCCC closing, all employees working remotely, classes moving online in response to novel coronavirus

MCCC closing, all employees working remotely, classes moving online in response to novel coronavirus

By Ben Levitt & Melissa Reyes on March 13, 2020

America’s Got Talent quarterfinalist and NJ local, Julia Scotti, entertained and inspired MCCC students describing experience a trans comic

America’s Got Talent quarterfinalist and NJ local, Julia Scotti, entertained and inspired MCCC students describing experience a trans comic

By Donny Neuls on March 7, 2020

Hamilton, NJ’s new mayor, Jeff Martin, says animal shelter problems now resolved after 300 animals euthanized prematurely

Hamilton, NJ’s new mayor, Jeff Martin, says animal shelter problems now resolved after 300 animals euthanized prematurely

By Morgan Powers on March 7, 2020

West Windsor Police Department’s K9 Mackey has big paws to fill

The toilet paper shortage is all in your head: psychology drives panic buying

From pizza kits to Facebook Live, Local restaurants are getting creative to keep going during pandemic

REVIEW: I watched”What the Health” on Netflix so you don’t have to

REVIEW: Netflix’s “Broken” documentary may change consumer’s perspectives on things like make-up, vaping and buying cheap furniture

Last semester’s shift to require partial payment upfront to enroll in classes was like a sudden level up in the high stakes game of getting an education

MCCC closing, all employees working remotely, classes moving online in response to novel coronavirus

America’s Got Talent quarterfinalist and NJ local, Julia Scotti, entertained and inspired MCCC students describing experience a trans comic

Hamilton, NJ’s new mayor, Jeff Martin, says animal shelter problems now resolved after 300 animals euthanized prematurely