As National Military Appreciation Month, the Month of May serves as a time to remember those who have defended the United States. Ensuring the veterans within the Umpqua community are appreciated and recognized for their sacrifices has been one of the goals of the college, UCC creating resources to help Read more…
Track and Field’s lack of public presence has left their victories under recognized despite the medals they have won for UCC. The track and field team recently broke several school records, such as James Kelly’s performance with an impressive 5-meter (16.75 feet) pole vault at the Raider Invite meet, a Read more…
If you’ve hustled through the exhaustion of two years of college, don’t stop now. You’ve got one final hurdle to leap. Graduation. The first step a student must take for earning that degree is accessing their transcript records and find the link to apply for graduation through the Sharepoint UCC Read more…
ASUCC election voting May 24-31 Students will vote on several positions for student government, also called Student Leadership, through Canvas from May 24 to May 31: the ASUCC president is the chairperson for ASUCC who acts as the face of the organization; the vice-president leads students while maintaining healthy relations Read more…
Only a small number of national college students every year are selected for the prestigious All-American Academic Scholar award, given in honor to recognize those students who are not just outstanding members of their school’s student body, but also dedicated leaders doing work that goes beyond their campus and into Read more…
The expanding focus on free digital textbooks and online learning as well as out-of-state students, has caused the campus bookstore known as the Hawk Shop to expand its services and mission. “Even if all textbooks were made free, students still need a place to go,” says Annie Patterson, Hawk Shop Read more…