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We are so proud of our graduating students! We`ll see you in your caps and gowns at the end of the month! ...

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We still have a few more days left of the semester, but today was our last official VOICE meeting of the semester. It was bittersweet preparing to say goodbye to our graduating students but also welcoming new editors to leadership positions. Special congratulations to @kemiiolaleye who will be stepping into the role of Editor in Chief! ...

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Apr 26

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It`s coming! The spring issue of The VOICE is dropping next week. Look for your free copy across the MCCC West Windsor and JKC campuses and at local libraries. @mercercollege @mccc_sga ...

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We were there to cover the pro-Palestinian rally at Princeton U yesterday. Props to our Managing Editor and Editor in Chief for getting the story. https://www.mcccvoice.org/princeton-palestine-rally/ ...

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At the New Jersey Press Foundation`s 2024 college media awards event. The VOICE won the top prize of General Excellence, plus 17 other awards... Congrats to the whole MCCC VOICE team. ...

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Apr 10

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VOICE reporter Valerie Mulrine was on the ground to cover this fire that broke out less than a mile from MCCC`s campus. ...

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Mar 21

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The whole staff worked flat out this past year to bring The VOICE back from its semi-hiatus status as we moved from a student activity to an academic organization. It has been a busy time and all the work is paying off! ...

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Mar 9

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Today MCCC`s Journalism & New Media program hosted its first High School Media Conference. We had students from Hun School, Princeton High School, Hightstown High School, and Mercer County Technical Schools attend sessions led by Prof. Johnson and Prof. Chovan-Dalton. In the afternoon The VOICE team came out in force to make the Top Chops reporting game a success. ...

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Mar 9

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Social anxiety among college students is the focus of this fascinating article by VOICE staffer and J Lab certificate recipient Felicia Polanco Da Silva. Felicia just got accepted to Rutgers to continue her studies in Computer Science starting next fall. In the meantime, she is writing great articles for The VOICE! mcccvoice.org/social-anxiety/ ...

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Mar 3

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Hello friends of The VOICE! As you may know, last summer MCCC received a grant to start a certificate program in "Community Journalism" for locals who want to learn basic reporting skills so they can write for their grassroots media organizations. Our first group of graduates will receive their certificates on Thursday night and we would love to have friends and VOICE alumns join! Email Prof. Johnson (johnsonh@mccc.edu) if you are interested in coming! ...

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Jan 28

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Last week The VOICE`s own Liam Simonelli (now at TCNJ) had one of his toons published in The Washington Post and POLITICO. We are so proud of him and excited to see his career taking off! ...

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Dec 11

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The December 2023 issue of The VOICE is out! You can pick up a copy of the paper around campus or visit our website for the digital edition at www.mcccvoice.org

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On Wednesday, October 18th, The Gallery at Mercer held an opening reception for Yonia Fain: Refugee Modernism - a solo exhibition with works from Yiddish poet and painter Yonia Fain.

The exhibit, curated by Mercer’s Professor Fiks, will be on display at the gallery from now until December 12th with special events on October 25th (Curator’s Talk and Literary Event) and November 15th (Film Screening and Fundraiser).

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MCCC’s English Professor Jacqueline Vogtman, released her debut book, Girl Country, published by Dzanc Books in May of 2023. The collection features eleven fictional short stories emphasizing female characters and their experiences.
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Oct 3

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“Villa Maria - taking a slice out of Hamilton, NJ competition”
Chef Roberto Guerra of Villa Maria prepares orders for his customers.
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Check out our latest article for an update on the LA building renovations.
“A piece of missing equipment stops the Liberal Arts building from opening its doors for the fall semester”
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As part of Banned Books Week (October 1-7), Labyrinth Books in Princeton hosted a discussion on the increasing attempts to ban books from libraries, classrooms, and curriculums. The panel featured (from left to right) Brielle Winslow-Majette, Deputy Director of Garden State Equality, Martha Hickson, NJ Library Association 2023 Librarian of the Year, Kasey Meehan, Freedom to Read Program Director at PEN America, and moderator Jeanne LoCicero, Legal Director of ACLU of New Jersey.

*Check our website later this month to read an article about Book Bans* 📚

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Happy first day of October! Visit mcccvoice.org to read your monthly horoscope!

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Read our latest sports profile featuring the Vikings men’s soccer captain Dillon Du Toit.
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52 percent of Mercer Students are depressed according to survey

By Staff on March 14, 2013

By: Mariana Braz & Emily Lukasewycz Maybe you’ve walked the halls of Mercer and seen a student crying or staring off into space…