College hosts Red Cross Blood Drive
By Tishanna Mayes CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – Students and visitors gathered in the Connector Building at Camden County College Continue reading
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Students share cultures at CCC event
By Tiara Clyde CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – Camden County College hosted its annual World Culture Day to celebrate the Continue reading
Theater program performs Disney Cabaret
By Joelle Carr CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – Members of Camden County College’s theater program are presenting “Wish Upon A Continue reading
Esmeralda Herrera: La Primera
By Tiara Clyde
CCC Journalism Program
Esmeralda Herrera is a first generation Mexican-American pursuing a degree in business administration at Camden County College. She is also a first-generation college student who has soared to the academic level of the honors program. Her story is one of triumph, dedication and faith.
Community members gather for Women’s History Month luncheon
By Quran Hinson CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – Women in the Camden County College community gathered March 30 to hear Continue reading
Phuong Nguyen: From Vietnam to America
By Tishanna Mayes
CCC Journailsm Program
Phuong Nguyen, 21, is an international student studying marketing at Camden County College. Nguyen came from Vietnam and decided to major in marketing since she’s always wanted to work in sales. Her experience in America has been good so far and she has made a lot of friends.
Hayley Shiroff: An artist’s journey
By Joelle Carr
CCC Journalism Program
BLACKWOOD – Hayley Shiroff, 21, is a dual major in communications and studio art at Camden County College.
Chase Greer: A story of success
By Lauren Meyer
CCC Journalism Program
Chase Greer is a freshman communications major at Camden County College. He is in his second semester at Camden County. At the end of the semester, he will have completed 10 courses at CCC. Chase is a member of the STARS program and maintains a 4.0 grade point average.