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Enjoy an evening of painting hosted by Calhoun’s Black Student Alliance (BSA). The painting party will take place on February 2, 2023 from 5-7 pm on the Decatur Campus in the MSA Building, Room 150. Please remember to RSVP for this event by February 1, 2023 by contacting Miesha Watts at miesha.watts@calhoun.edu or 256-306-2606.
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For goudaness sake, come join us at the Decatur Campus on Saturday, January 28, 2023 for Calhoun’s Cheezy 5k! Check-in starts at 8 am in the Health Science Lobby. Registration includes a bib, a completion medal, and a supported race course. The race begins at 9 am in front of the building. The first 75 […]
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by Brenda Sutherlin The National Weather Service Huntsville office is suggesting people in North Alabama be weather aware this afternoon and tonight because of potential bad weather which could include severe storms. Calhoun students need to use the college alert system, CCC Alert to know about weather class cancellations. Information about CCC Alert is found […]
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by Brenda Sutherlin The Student Government Association is hosting an Ugly Sweater Christmas party on all three Calhoun campus locations. Wear your ugly sweater and have hot chocolate and snacks. An open mic will be available for singing, playing an instrument, or poetry. The first party will be at the Alabama Center for the Arts […]
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by Brenda Sutherlin In 2006, Albert Gore, Jr’s documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, informed citizens of the United States about climate change, later known as global warming. Former Vice President Gore has been one of the world’s foremost proponents for an answer to climate change. Many people thought the idea was far-fetched and did not give […]
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By Brenda Sutherlin Nicole Ricketts is the Coordinator of Student Advocacy, Special Projects, and Discipline Student Services for Calhoun Community College. She presented an online mentoring information seminar on November 8, 2022, for first-generation students interested in attending Calhoun. The focus of the seminar was to inform first-generation participants of a mentoring program. This program […]
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By Lily Winborn After the depression and heartache that hurricane Ian caused, Floridians are once again going through the wringer and can’t seem to catch a break. According to CBS News, tropical storm Nicole made landfall near Eastern Florida in the early hours of Thursday, November 10, and quickly came to be classified […]
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The Brewer Library continues to support students throughout each semester with special events like the upcoming Race to the Finish (of the semester). Race to the Finish is a campus event held at Brewer Library made possible by a generous donation from Redstone Federal Credit Union. Calhoun formed a cooperative relationship with RFCU when they […]
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by Brenda Sutherlin While we all get thirsty, there are some things that we should not drink. For the people of Jackson, Mississippi, who get their drinking water from the Pearl River, this is their dilemma. There is an ongoing water usage problem because of the contaminants in the water. But who can help but […]