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Mentor Center offers space for freelance teachers

Onawa Powell, Staff Writer November 26, 2014

Many people go to school to get on a track: they go in to get a degree in order to get a good job so they can make good money. This track for many however, doesn’t necessarily include enjoying the...

Sponsors needed for Santa’s Wish List

Joe Ballard, News Editor November 26, 2014

The Madison College Santa’s Wish List program needs sponsors to help spread cheer this holiday season. The program helps low income Madison College students provide gifts for their children. The Volunteer...

There are many reasons to show gratitude

Virginia Bryan, Librarian November 26, 2014

Grat·i·tude, noun: a feeling of appreciation or thanks. Synonyms: appreciation, appreciativeness, gratefulness, thanks, thankfulness. When I tell people I’m a librarian the reaction is almost...

Public safety report for Nov. 26

Joe Steffen, Public Safety Officer November 26, 2014

What’s happening? Public Safety Officers respond to many calls for service and we communicate our activities to the college community. Here are some of the notable incidents from this past month. On...

Student Senator A.J. Cifuentes takes a selfie with Gov. Walker

Gov. Walker visits campus after winning re-election

Joe Pruski, News Editor November 12, 2014

Less than 48 hours after his decisive re-election victory on Nov. 4, Gov. Scott Walker visited Madison College’s Ingenuity Center to speak about job growth and worker training. Walker said that he...

Clarion staff members, from left, Joe Pruski, Natalie Connors, Frederic Hewitt and Onawa Powell, show one of the awards the newspaper won at the Associated Collegiate Press National College Media Convention.

The Clarion wins 3 national awards

Clarion staff report November 12, 2014

Members of The Clarion staff received three awards at the Associated Collegiate Press National College Media Convention held in Philadelphia from Oct. 29-Nov. 2. The Clarion was recognized as an ACP...

MG&E plans fixed cost rate increase

Joe Ballard, News Editor November 12, 2014

Madison resident’s electric bills might be going up at the beginning of the year. Some project that those who will be hit the hardest are low energy users and those who live in apartments. Madison...

Knueve helps veterans achieve success at college

David Feyen, Social Media Editor November 12, 2014

Madison College is a higher institution that has the interest of veterans in mind.  This interest in ensures the success of veterans and is transparent in the hiring of Kelly Knueve as the Navigator for...

Series event looks at screenwriting

Joe Ballard, News Editor November 12, 2014

Madison College showcased three local screenwriters during its Writer’s Life Series Thursday Oct. 30 at the downtown campus. The free and public event brought in local writers Rebecca Williams Spindler,...

Student Senate starts work on its initiatives

Tannen Todd, Student Senator November 12, 2014

The Student Senate is currently working on a number of issues that are affecting Madison College students on a day-to-day basis.  A couple things that are currently being pushed for are, cheaper textbook...

Try some slow reading at the library

Mark Luetkehoelter, Librarian November 12, 2014

Driven by technology, the overriding message these days seems to be that faster is better, and that striving to do things even faster is the only way to go. However, it might be worth your time to consider...

Public Safety Update for Nov. 12

Joe Steffen, Public Safety Officer November 12, 2014

Public Safety Officers respond to many calls for service and we communicate our activities to the college community.  Here are some of the notable incidents from this past month. On Nov. 3, a Public...

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