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Students, staff and faculty of Clackamas Community College were invited to gather in the newly renovated Environmental Learning Center pavilion to discuss the future of building layout as well as how to maximize the college’s resources. CCC has a net deficit of 32,605 assignable square feet. This means that the college has a great deal…
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Deadpool took theaters by storm back in February 12 of 2016, and two years later Twentieth Century Fox is looking to hit the jackpot again with Deadpool 2. Offering an ‘R’ rating, folks were shocked to see a superhero movie take such a dark route though few that left the theater were disappointed. Now with…
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Picture life in a dystopian society where your identity is assigned like a license plate regardless of who you are or who you wish to be. Traveling actors found their way from Ontario, Oregon to Clackamas Community College to showcase their journey as four multicultural teenagers living in a world where individualism is prohibited. “Bi”,…
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The Environmental Learning Center here at Clackamas Community College is a five-acre natural area that houses the headwaters of Newell Creek which has served as an educational wildlife habitat for over 40 years. It is deeply intertwined with the history of CCC, and thanks to the Newell Creek Headwaters Restoration Project, it has undergone…
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Whether it’s slaying dragons, crowded around a table littered with paper and pencil, painting armies of miniature figures that may perish in battle, or just relaxing after a long day of work with a board game or two, Geeks and Games has you covered and then some. Arriving in October of last year, Geeks and…
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Last year paved the way for hundreds of films to flood the movie market, giving moviegoers across the globe the ability to choose from a wide variety of films. With the rapid rate at which movies hit theaters, many companies are aware of the high expectations that the movie-watching demographic has when taking a…
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President Truesdell sporting her Clackamas Community College Associate of Arts in Business Administration degree Joanne Truesdell announced on March 9, 2017 that she is stepping down from her position as president here at Clackamas Community College. The Clackamas Print conducted an exit interview with Joanne Truesdell and asked her to talk about her time…
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