This time last year the members of the KCC baseball team faced a stark reality as a promising season was cut short by the onset of COVID-19. The team had been ranked eighth in the nation going into its annual… Continue Reading
Dear Bruins, The first six weeks of the spring semester are nearly complete, which means you’ll soon begin to see signs of warmer weather, dry roads and the fruits of your academic labors thanks to your perseverance so far in… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College continues its annual celebration of Black History Month this year with a series of online events, initiatives and resources focused on the African American experience. First up is a digital tour of the National Museum of African American History… Continue Reading
By Ron DavisKCC English Professor These resources were selected to show African American women and men in diverse situations within the American experience. Black Americans’ experiences in the United States have not all been poor, bad nor negative. Within the… Continue Reading
By Ron DavisKCC English Professor These resources were selected to show African American women and men in diverse situations within the American experience. Black Americans’ experiences in the United States have not all been poor, bad nor negative. Within the… Continue Reading
Hey, Bruins. Blaze here. Yes, yes, Blaze the mascot. The ACTUAL Bruin; in the flesh fur. Yes, I can type – I represent an entire school, you think I couldn’t pick up a typing course here and there? Listen, my… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College opens in-person instruction for all Industrial Trades students at the College’s Regional Manufacturing Technology Center campus Feb. 1. But unless you’ve already studied or trained there, you may be wondering: What is the RMTC, and what can… Continue Reading
With the new year come the new year’s resolutions, and at the top of many lists is eating healthier and losing weight. It’s prime time for fad diets, diets that become popular by using distinct hooks that promise quick results… Continue Reading
By Eric J. GreeneChief Communications Officer In 2018, Larry Guy wasn’t fully aware of his options for transitioning back into his hometown of Battle Creek after having been incarcerated. He hadn’t had many educational opportunities in prison, didn’t know how… Continue Reading
Today is day five of International Education Week, a joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education held Nov. 16 through 20 “to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide.” KCC is… Continue Reading