New MetroBus plan proposes inconvenient changes for STLCC riders
Earlier this month, the St. Louis Metro public transportation system released their new draft plan which proposes significant schedule changes to their busses.
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STLCC adjunct tackled by police elected to Wildwood City Council
Steve Taylor is one of six new councilmembers, operating on a platform of free speech and accessibility
New website ‘tells story’ of STLCC through modern refresh
STLCC’s new homepage, which debuted this week, offers an “I want to” button in the header, providing a drop-down list of common starting places for students.
STLCC releases personal information of 362 students in accidental email attachment
Official response includes heightened security, procedural review to reduce future incidents
New math program is major plus for number haters
Statewide “Math Pathways” offers students more choices in place of college algebra credit
What’s next after the reduction in force
Changes still expected after heavy mitigation from ‘successful’ voluntary separations
#LetFrancisStay
Francis Ladege has been detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for 28 months. He’s missed three birthdays. He’s missed three Christmases. He is 28 years old and there is no end in sight.
New Forest Park health care building ‘breaks ground
Construction of the Center for Nursing and Health Sciences begins in April
Board of Trustees approves 21 percent increase to employee insurance contributions
Meramec professor, board members speak out in vain against change
New Forest Park health care building ‘breaks ground’
Construction of the Center for Nursing and Health Sciences begins April