Jace Dunlap

Editor-In-Chief

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On Nov. 5 Bestsy Coffia hosted a stop at NMC as part of her “Take MI Power Back” tour. Coffia is making stops around District 103, to share her beliefs on the dangers of corporate influence on politics and healthcare. 

 

On Nov. 12, the International Affairs Forum will be hosting an event discussing the United States involvement in the war between Russia and Ukraine. The event will be hosting previous New York Times political correspondent Stephen Kinzer to lead the discussion. The reception will begin at 6pm. 

 

NMC’s Cherry Lot has been rescheduled to open on Nov. 16. This date is subject to change and weather-dependent. 

 

National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week is Nov. 16-24. NMC will be hosting a screening and discussion of No Place “To Grow Old” on Nov. 16 at 6pm, and the 11th annual Walk for Health & Housing on Nov. 18 at 6 pm at Central United Methodist Church. 

 

The ‘Bring Your Own’ Book Club will be meeting in the NMC Library Nov. 17 at 12pm. Students can bring any book they are currently reading to discuss, and tea will be provided. This is the last meeting for the book club publicly scheduled at this time. 

 

The Fall pottery sale will be Nov. 20 from 1-7pm in the Okerstrom Fine Arts Building on main campus. Shoppers can purchase pottery made by both students and faculty at the event. 

 

Scholars Hall is now planning to be closed for construction from May 3, 2027 to Aug. 23 as part of NMC’s geothermal project.