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Survey gives feedback on mental health and needs
Madison College’s Career and Employment Services hosted an Internship Fair at the Truax Campus on Oct. 7.
Internship Fair held at Truax Campus
The Madison College Student Senate contingent at the Wisconsin Student Government Meeting on Oct. 3-4 gather for a photo.
12 statewide priorities discussed at WSG meeting
Senate starts international student committee
Senate starts international student committee
Suicide Prevention Month logo by Marhysa Welter
The pain that never dies
Aida Wilmo illustration depicting culture vs. costume
Show cultural respect when dressing up
Aida Wilmo illustration about the success of international students.
How U.S.-trained professionals are reshaping the world
Aida Wilmo illustration depicting the political divide.
The political divide
Students participate in a mixed-media art workshop led by Madison artist Angelica Contreras.
Portraying our identity
Fitchburg Hop Haus: Oktoberfest Festbier
Oktoberfest: The perfect beer to enjoy on a crisp fall day
"Change Over: A Young Rivalry and a New Era of Men's Tennis" is a book by Giri Nathan.
Book focuses on an emerging rivalry between tennis players
Barbara Streisand and Robert Redford in "The Way We Were," in 1973. (Columbia Pictures / ZUMA Press / TNS)
5 Robert Redford films that resonate today
Madison College’s Ella Vosberg (3) tips the ball over the net during a home match on Oct. 10.
WolfPack volleyball wins battle of ranked teams, improves to 24-4
Madison College athletics plans to add women’s golf for next fall
Waubonsee Community College women's soccer players tumble as the goalie stops a Madison College shot during their match on Sept. 27.
Madison College women’s soccer drops 3 of last 4
Intramural sports can help you get off the sidelines and into the game
Scary Story Open Mic on Oct. 30
Scary Story Open Mic on Oct. 30
Madison Area Technical College Performing Arts Logo
Auditions for Madison College Performing Arts
Operation Ornament
Red Cross Blood Drive
Red Cross Blood Drive
Madison College President Dr. Jennifer Berne began her role on July 1 and has been busy meeting people on campus and throughout the district community.
Focused on student completion
Members of the cast of Cabaret sing the last musical number of the first act during rehearsal on March 1.
‘Cabaret’ remains relevant
A youth group performs at the annual Hmong New Year Celebration on Dec. 7 at the Truax Campus.
Hmong New Year Celebration
Madison College President Dr. Jack Daniels, III, shown in his office, is retiring after 11 years at the college.
Career of helping students
Subtítulo de la foto: Paola Ramos Ramírez, gerente general de Radio Clarion, trabaja en su programa en el estudio de radio de la universidad en la Oficina de Vida Estudiantil (Student Life Office), Sala Truax B1260.
Conoce a la Gerente General de la Radio Clarion
Subtitulo de la foto: El reciente remodelado Student Wellness Center, en Health Building, salón 101, incluye un amplio espacio para el almacenamiento de alimentos para el Cupboard Food Pantry.
Centro de Bienestar Estudiantil: La despensa se muda a un espacio diseñado a la medida.
Subtítulo de la Foto: La presidenta de Madison College, Dra. Jennifer Berne, comenzó su cargo el 1 de julio y ha estado ocupada reuniéndose con personas en el campus y en toda la comunidad del distrito
Enfocada en la finalización estudiantil
Vet Tech adopt a pet poster
Mascotas del Programa de Veterinaria listas para ser adoptadas
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The Clarion
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WiscAMP scholars program begins its 3rd year

Provided to the Clarion • September 18, 2014

The WiscAMP Scholars Program supports students classified as ‘underrepresented minorities’ who plan to transfer from Madison College to four year colleges or universities to complete baccalaureate...

A group of WiscAMP scholars from Madison College visit the ACS Manufacturing Facility.

WiscAMP program seeks to challenge inequities

Fanta Sylla, Copy Editor • April 9, 2014

Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields are predominantly male and white. A 2010 report from the National Science Foundation shows that underrepresented minorities earn only 12.6...

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