Since the induction of the new members of the Madison College Student Senate, there has been a more practical movement towards a student-focused approach to policy. During the Summer Term, members of the...
Carolyn Kosabucki , Transfer Services Administrative Coordinator
• October 4, 2023
The Madison College Transfer Center will host over 40 transfer schools allowing you to learn more about transfer opportunities on Oct. 10 and Oct. 11 to help you finish your bachelor's degree.
The...
Madison College Performing Arts will present Deborah Brevoort’s award-winning play “The Women of Lockerbie” on the Mitby Theater stage, October 13-22.
The play, directed by Allen Ebert,...
The mission of Clarion Radio is to provide an online public forum for Madison College students who are interested in radio and video broadcasting in both live and recorded formats. Clarion Radio supports...
Internationally renowned taiko drummer Takumi Kato and his family will be at Madison College on Wednesday, Sept. 27, for a free performance at 3:30 p.m. in Truax Room A1033A. He and his family are touring...
The STEM Center kicked off its Open House on Sept. 7 with refreshments, science-logic-based board games, drawing with 3-D pens, a 'swag' giveaway and their newest technological editions on display.
Visitors...
Once students settle into the school year routines, they often consider part-time employment, and there is no shortage of job opportunities on the Madison College campuses.
Campus jobs are a great...
The Fitness Center is a big hit among new and returning students looking to relieve their stress with some physical activity.
The center, which for some time featured a pool and occupied...
Hispanic Heritage Month festivities at Madison College kick off with a presentation by the La Raza Unida student club from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 20 in the Intercultural Exchange,...
The purpose/mission of La Raza Unida is to give its members, Latine and/or allies, a space to teach and show passion for student’s diverse cultures without judgment, and provide a safe, welcoming environment...
The American Indian Education Fund is offering scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students.
Undergraduates Scholarships
Applications submitted by eligible Native American students...
September 11, 2001, is a daunting memory for many Americans today. Precisely 22 years since the dust settled after the Twin Towers collapsed and 2,996 people lost their lives, the Center for Student Life...
