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Busier parking lots means more incidents

Sgt. Lucas Adler, Public Safety Officer • September 14, 2022

As the semester gets going, the parking lots at the Truax and Goodman South Campus have seen a significant increase in use. With more vehicles in the parking lots, more accidents occur.  If you are...

Rising expenses impact students in many ways

Iman Alrashid, Copy Editor • September 14, 2022

Thinking of students’ basic needs to sustain their lives, the first thing that comes to mind is food, shelter and clothing, which are everyone’s basic needs to live. However, looking at other important...

WolfPack Volunteers program needs you

Madalyn Breunig, Staff Writer • September 14, 2022

Students at Madison College have a great opportunity to get involved in the community this fall with the WolfPack Volunteers. Formerly known as the Service Learning Academy, the WolfPack Volunteers still...

Join the Student Senate’s Racial Equity Committee

T Clearwater, Staff Writer • September 14, 2022

Hi there students! I’m Mx T Clearwater (that’s pronounced meh-ecks or mm-icks) and I’m a bi-racial LGBTQ+ Student Senator who is driven to create changes in our school that will not only allow students...

A week to learn about challenges to free speech

Mark Luetkehoelter, Librarian • September 14, 2022

Banned Books Week is being observed Sept. 18-24, and perhaps more than ever the topic of banned books deserves a couple minutes of consideration. This column isn’t meant as a polemic against book banning,...

Honoring those who serve others

Kelly Feng, Managing Editor • September 14, 2022

Twenty-one years ago, all of our lives changed forever. While many of Madison College's students weren't born, most people alive on Sept. 11 clearly remember that day. We remember where we were and when...

Many parking and commuter options are available at Madison College

Lillian Coppelman, Editor In Chief • September 14, 2022

Now that the fall semester has started, many incoming students at Madison College will need to get their vehicles registered or other commuter options settled. There are some general dos and don’ts for...

Public Safety provides training to prepare for possible threats

Kaleia Lawrence, Editor Emeritus • August 29, 2022

The Gun Violence Archive reports that 2022 has seen 407 mass shootings so far this year. Wisconsin is no stranger to the violence. The Madison area nearly missed a tragedy earlier this year when...

Keeping each other safe as COVID-19 still persists

Iman Alrashid, Copy Editor • August 29, 2022

When the COVID-19 lockdowns began in early 2020, most people took it seriously and worked together to protect lives. People worldwide have confronted changes due to the pandemic. Some have discovered bright...

Joining FamilyU to help parents

Mary Segall, Opinion Editor • August 29, 2022

One out of every five undergraduate students at colleges across the nation are parents, according to the Generation Hope website. But students who are parents are 10 times less likely to graduate than...

Clarion wins 13 awards in WNA contest

Clarion Staff Report • August 29, 2022

A total of 13 awards were presented to The Clarion and its staff members on June 24 as the Wisconsin Newspaper Association’s 2021 Better Collegiate Newspaper Contest winners were announced. The...

Library, tutoring change to meet student needs

Julie Gores, Dean of Libraries and Academic Support Services • August 29, 2022

Twenty-nineteen (2019) is so yesterday! The world has transformed since then because of the pandemic, social justice awareness, increased knowledge of technologies and a chaotic political world. All...