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Registration time arrives at NECC

By Bryce Grant, Correspondent

The rush for classes in the Spring semester have begun in earnest It is now time for students to register for Spring 2018 classes at NECC. Online classes and winter intersessions are also open for registration. Spring semester starts Jan 21 and winter intersessions begins Jan 2 and end Jan 25. Winter intersessions are classes … Continue reading Registration time arrives ... Read More

Service dog info session at NECC

By Sarah Regan, Kelly Correspondent

NEADS to give presentation on the value and service of assistance dogs Dogs are man’s best friend and can provide life changing services. An information session about NEADS and service dogs was held on November 14 in room SC 106 on the Haverhill campus. Kevin Lambert, an NECC alum and veteran, spoke to students to … Continue reading Service dog info session at NECC &rarr... Read More

Late knight study sesh

By Jaritza Hidalgo, Correspondent

Student Life event included extended hours for libraries, computer labs On Monday October 29th a late-night study session was held in the library, computer lab and in the second floor of the student center. The “Late Knight Study Sesh” was an event organized by the student life office. Stephanie Haskell Coordinator of Social Justice and … Continue reading Late knight stu... Read More

Best buddies coming to NECC

By Sarah Regan, Kelly Correspondent

There will be an information session about Best Buddies held on Tuesday October 30 from 12:30 till 1:30 in B-Building room 303 on the Haverhill Campus. Best Buddies is a non-profit organization that brings opportunities to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). According to their website, they are “the largest organization dedicated to ending … Co... Read More

Volunteers sought to help with book

By Staff Report

Professor Rich Padova is recruiting students to help with research, writing Northern Essex and UMass-Lowell history instructor Rich Padova is seeking NECC students who are interested in volunteering some of their time to assist in the research and writing of his third book, scheduled for release in 2020.  Students will be able to set their … Continue reading Volunteers s... Read More

Students react to online classes

By Courtney Cabuzzi, Correspondent

A new format of class is met with mixed results Many college students at some point encounter the opportunity to take an online college course. Online classes are offered at most colleges, including here at Northern Essex. A variety of online classes are offered including history, writing, math, etc. Online classes can be very beneficial … Continue reading Students react... Read More

NECC partners with HC Media

By Andy Montilla, Correspondent

Offering video field production class Experience is everything for a college student. The partnership between NECC and HC Media, give Communication majors that and more. Offering a video field production class and a chance to create a podcast that is professionally produced by the members at HC Media; the partnership works as a resume builder … Continue reading NECC part... Read More

Spurk ATM

By Susan Waterman, Correspondent

New fee-free ATM to help NECC access cash   On Tuesday morning September 25th, students entered the Spurk building to the welcomed surprise of free coffee and breakfast bars, provided by Align credit Union. Senior Vice president, Joanne McCarthy stood in the front entry way to welcome students and point them in the direction of … Continue reading Spurk ATM → Read More

Free PB&J on campus

By Melanie Polanco, Correspondent

NECC seeks to help hungry students stay fed Northern Essex Community College has teamed up to provide food for students on campus. Pop up peanut butter and jelly stations for the community of Northern Essex. When students get to school there is no supplemental food that’s available at no cost, and students many times can’t … Continue reading Free PB&J on campus &rar... Read More

Gas fires, explosions to leave lasting impact

By Andy Montilla, Correspondent

Residents have continued to stay strong in the aftermath   Lawrence, Andover, and North Andover, will never be the same after the gas explosions that took place on September 13th, 2018. With Columbia Gas being the provider for the all of the homes that were lost or damaged, the company’s reputation will also never be … Continue reading Gas fires, explosions to leave... Read More