Campus News

MCC’s campus remains empty; classes continue virtual

Sample Student|March 1, 2021

On-Campus activity is minimal at MCC, with few students attending classes in specific programs and staff working remotely for much of the semester. With the decline of operation on campus, MCC was able to significantly cut its broadcasted operating budget. (Photos by: Aaron Petersen & Eliza Christopher)

Community attends summit “Aspiring to Be the Best”

By Mark Martin, Bay Window Staff Writer How does an organization aspire to be the best? That was the message that was shared with the community b...

MCC’s Bay Window earns multiple awards at MCCPA

The winners of the Michigan Community College Press Association's 2022 Journalism Awards have been announced. This year was tough as Bay Window was re...

Come Drive Through MCC’s 2022 Commencement!

Muskegon Community College will replicate last year’s popular and interactive drive-through ceremony on campus when MCC celebrates its 2022 Commence...

“The Women of Copper Country” Discussion Set for April 14 at Norton Shores Library

A Great Michigan Read book discussion of “The Women of Copper Country,” Mary Doria Russell’s gripping account of the valiant effort in 1913 to u...

“I would starve until dinner time before I knew about the pantry…”

Around 39% of over 20 million undergraduate college students are low-income, according to Feeding America (August 2021). This means that millions of p...