Campus Events
SC4’s Art Night brings in a crowd of the creative. Jenelle Kalaf Photo Editor SC4 once again hosted Art Night where students of all ages could come and learn something about art and get a hands on experience. It began at 6 P.M. and went to midnight, with four class sessions during the night in…
How enrollment numbers have affected your schedule Mel Buskirk Copy Editor Coming back this fall, one might have noticed that more of their classes have been cancelled or that it seems like there is less traffic along the sidewalks crossing the campus. With only 3,821 students enrolled this semester, low enrollment is clearly the cause…
Back to knock your socks off Emily Mainguy Editor-in-Chief “Playing music makes me the happiest person alive, and when I see the audience really getting into it, it just makes it perfect, “explains Dave Bennett. The Clarinet Swing Kings Quartet visited SC4 again this past Saturday, Sep. 26. The last time Bennett performed at SC4…
See You At The Pole 2015 Katie Hunckler Staff Writer Students of all backgrounds will be meeting at the flagpole for a time of Christian prayer on Wednesday, Sept. 23. See You At The Pole (SYATP) is an international event that encourages students to come together with fellow believers on their school campuses and lift…
Art for All Jenelle Kalaf Photo Editor Everyone wants to learn how to do something in the arts. Usually excuses range from not enough time to it’s too expensive to learn. Well here’s your chance. Stop by SC4 Fine Arts Building Friday, Sept. 18 from 6 p.m. to midnight for the SC4 Art Night. The…
Free Microsoft 365 Jamie Koebke Business Editor Standing in the bookstore you can feel the sadness and dread weighing heavily in the air as students spend hundreds on books and supplies. There is a positive to this semester’s supplies. St. Clair County Community College is offering a free download of Microsoft Office 365. Microsoft Office…
The Business Club of SC4 Mel Buskirk Copy Editor A lot of changes are happening this semester. One of them is the new look and attitude of the former Marketing & Management Club, now the Business Club of SC4. Part of the new look includes a new logo, which is where you come in. The…
Farewell for now Angie Stoecklin Editor-in-Chief The time to say goodbye is here again. I can honestly say that my experience as Editor-in-Chief of the Erie Square Gazette would have little reflection of happiness if it wasn’t for the people that I worked closely with for the past year or so. In my position, I…
SC4 students receive academic honor Lily Petit Staff Writer Students Emily Wilton and Kaitlynn Rumsey were named to SC4’s Academic Team according to a press release from March 23. Wilton and Rumsey were automatically named to the All-Michigan Academic Team when they were accepted to the All-SC4 Academic Team. The SC4 alumni association gave Wilton…
Features 45 students and 85 pieces of literature and art Emily Mainguy Production Editor “SC4’s ‘Patterns’ is the longest continually published community college literary and arts magazine in the state,” stated Martha Pennington, Director of Marketing. The 57th annual “Patterns” was designed by a trio of students this year, Paige Falk in charge of Layout…
