NECC Observer

The student news website of Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill and Lawrence, Mass.


Haverhill plans multimillion construction project in a rural neighborhood

By  and        November 22, 2022 A new development project has brought out mixed emotions among local residents. Joseph’s Trattoria is currently occupying the lot at 145 Oxford Ave. off of Route 125 in...
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Registration now open for winter, spring and summer

By  and        November 22, 2022 Starting Nov. 7, students attending Northern Essex Community College can now register for classes in the winter, spring, and summer. “I feel confident. I’m excited to try new...
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Transfer Fair draws a crowd

By  and        November 22, 2022 On Oct. 18, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., over 30 admissions representatives from multiple four-year public and private institutions visited Haverhill’s Northern Essex Community...
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In-person Transfer Fair returns to campuses

By  and        November 7, 2022 On Oct. 18 over 30 admissions representatives from multiple four-year public and private institutions visited Haverhill’s Northern Essex Community College’s campus. There, the...
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Speaker highlights tech in the cannabis industry

By  and        November 7, 2022 Self-made entrepreneur Adam Pineau is one of the proud co-owners of Stem Haverhill. He visited NECC on Oct. 19 and spoke in TC103 about technology in his industry as part of STEM...
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Creative expressions: Exhibit showcases 3D art

By        November 7, 2022 ART 108 is a required course through the NECC art program, and this is where students can practice making three dimensional pieces. “Pawn-tificating” was a pop up exhibition...
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By  and        October 14, 2022 The past two years have been trying in ways few of us would’ve thought possible. While some might have predicted an event like the Coronavirus Outbreak of 2020, few could have...
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Mobile Market fights food insecurity

By  and        October 14, 2022 Food insecurity within community college systems has increased leaving roughly half of school populations to struggle with maintaining food presence in their homes, according to...
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