At the beginning of the year, Governor Patrick set forth with a plan to provide universal access to high quality early education for children across the state, from birth through age five, by eliminating wait lists for children in need. The plan will fully fund K-12 education and allow for […]

The digital age is taking over and printed newspapers are becoming obsolete. Only 23% of Americans as of 2012 read a print news paper. Due to this down ward trend Massasoit’s newspaper The Student Voice has taken to the web. The new digital newspaper is being revealed spring semester 2013. […]

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About a month ago, the name Joseph Kony surfaced on every social networking site before any major broadcast station or newspaper publication could present the story to the rest of the world. Twitter went viral with hash tags such as #StopKony #Kony2012 #MakeKonyFamous; while Facebook on the other hand had […]

Twenty-year-old Jessica Murray is not your typical student. Jessica has her own program, “Teach to Reach”,which focuses primarily on how men and women are portrayed in our popular media outlets. It all started when Jessica went through the “Mentors in Violence Prevention” program for two years. In high school, as […]

Last semester, I was astounded while touring the Sustainable Landscape Gardens at Massasoit Community College on the Brockton campus. The volunteer Science students, in order to beautify the campus and to provide other students the knowledge about indigenous plants, have realized the importance of this project. The plants and flowers […]

Massasoit Community College is committed to providing a safe and healthy workplace and to promoting the health and wellbeing of its employees and students. State Law currently prohibits smoking inside any state building. A recent survey at Massasoit shows strong support for a new policy that balances the needs of […]