Have you ever seen a sign advertising a club or meet-up and thought, “I’m not really a social person?” While many people may not actively seek out socializing opportunities, the importance of joining different groups and attending a variety of events while in school can’t be overlooked. Most [Continue Reading »]
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If you attend Kirkwood Community College, chances are you spend a good chunk of your day walking — between buildings, up and down stairs and through crowded hallways. While hallway etiquette might not seem like a big deal, small choices can make the difference between getting to class [Continue Reading »]
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When Thanksgiving comes around, students at some other area colleges are given the entire week off. However, Kirkwood Community College still holds classes on Monday and Tuesday of that week, giving students and faculty only three days off. At first, we, the Communiqué editors, were ready to join [Continue Reading »]
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The 380 Express Ride passes provided free to Kirkwood Community College students have been a lifeline for many who rely on public transportation. It’s a thoughtful initiative that deserves real appreciation. However, the current system for distributing these passes could use some improvement. Right now, students receive only [Continue Reading »]
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Getting involved on campus can make a big difference in your college experience. At Kirkwood Community College, attending student events not only helps you meet new people but also supports your health, learning and sense of community. Some of these events are held to promote health within [Continue Reading »]
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Whether by choice, circumstance or necessity, many people find themselves without a car or a driver’s license, and that reality shapes their everyday lives in powerful ways. That’s where public transportation comes in. When it comes to students trying to get to and from school, many ride the [Continue Reading »]
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The area surrounding Kirkwood Community College almost perfectly fits the description of a food swamp. According to The Humane League, a food swamp is when people have access to healthy options like fruits and vegetables; however, they are flooded with less nutritious alternatives like fast food restaurants and [Continue Reading »]
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There is a discussion that seems to come up at the Communiqué staff table regularly: Does AI have a place in education? The short answer is yes, but students should balance their curiosity about what AI can do with caution about what it cannot. When taking a [Continue Reading »]
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If you glance around any hall on campus, you’ll find dozens of brightly colored flyers and posters plastered on every bulletin board and wall. There are slogans, illustrations, photos and blurbs expertly arranged to tantalize the viewer and encourage engagement in the many clubs, events and organizations enjoyed [Continue Reading »]
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On Saturday, April 5, protests erupted nationwide. Drawing crowds in countless cities and towns across the U.S., protesters gathered to speak out about the actions of and policies championed by the Republican party, President Donald Trump and head of the Department of Government Efficiency, Elon Musk. Hands Off! [Continue Reading »]
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