During this time of Thanksgiving, I am truly thankful that my son, who is stationed at Fort Hood, didn't get hurt or killed during the shootings. I can still remember how I felt. Feeling tired because of a cold, I decided to lie down for just a bit, leaving the TV on. (0) comments
A celebration of life was the only way to describe the funeral service of one of MATC's thriving students, Lakisha J. Alexander, 27. She was obtaining her associate degree in Human Services at the Downtown Milwaukee Campus, when an unfortunate car accident caused her death. (4) comments
Hoping to attract the works of aspiring and talented Graphic Arts majors, the Chess Club has decided to sponsor a contest that will award $100 in cash to the student that submits the most attractive and professional chess logo design for the club. The contest is open to all MATC students. (0) comments
In October, Student Senate members representing the four campuses went to Washington, D.C. for a leadership and advocacy training trip. Also attending were key members from ASACC. Students met separately with the personal aides for Senators Kohl, Gwen Moore, James Sensenbrenner, and Paul Ryan. (0) comments
Students need to protect their cars and remove any valuables at the West Allis Campus. Last month one car was stolen and three cars were broken into at the West Allis Campus. The car that was stolen was a 1991 Honda Accord that was parked in the northwest parking lot. (0) comments
During President Obama's visit to Madison, he talked about the value of education, the need for a college education and the changes that need to be made if we as a nation hope to compete globally. "Over the course of a lifetime, those with a college degree earn over 60% more than those with only a high school diploma - 60% more," Obama emphasized. (2) comments
Q. What is "employment networking" and how do I do this? - Mia Burns, Registered Nursing Associate Degree program student A. Approximately 94% of all Jobs are Secured Through Networking! In this economy, it's no longer "business as usual." Networking is now a vital key to securing employment and an essential element to master. (0) comments
According to msnbc.com, a clever cat named Oreo earned her high school diploma with the help of her owner, Kevin Collins, president and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of central Georgia. This was part of an experiment to expose Internet diploma mills. (0) comments
Dear Student Legal Clinic, I heard that the government will give me a free cell phone if I am on FoodShare. Is this true? How do I get my phone? Signed, Karrin Dear Karrin, The program you have heard about is part of the Lifeline/Link-up program that is designed for people receiving Wisconsin Homestead Tax Credit, W2, Medical Assistance (MA), SSI, FoodShare, Energy Assistance or BadgerCare. (0) comments
This year's 40th Annual NIEA (National Indian Education Association) convention was held last month at the Midwest Airlines Convention Center. This year's convention allowed students to gather information on Native American educational information, language studies, benefits and job markets throughout the U. (0) comments
On October 24, the Oak Creek Campus hosted the Autumn Craft Fair Event. There were sweets, candles, plants, sweatshirts, t-shirts, scarves, warmers, jewelry and much more. A great time was had by all. (0) comments