The power of discussion: Students review Supreme Court cases

You may or may not pay a lot of attention to the Supreme Court–or the law and politics in general–but

Most wonderful time of the year… or is it?

The smell of pine, ice skating, hot chocolate, and Christmas music as frantic shoppers shop for last minute gifts because

Wolves mens cross country team looked to turn around the school program for the 2019 season coming off of an

It’s true that 2019 has been a hard year, some might say a toxic year. Politics and wars and the

The JJC womens basketball team lost their first home game of the season Tuesday, November 26 to Waubonsee Community College.

Though many of us have heard that Planned Parenthood will no longer receive Title X funding, what this means for

“Charlie’s Angels” hit theaters Nov. 15 and has people questioning if the remake was a good choice. Nineteen years after

From walking the halls of JJC as a journalism student to reporting from the U.S.- Mexico border, Maria Ines Zamudio’s

Netflix has recently released another book-to-movie film, both titled “Let It Snow.” The book was released in 2008 and was

Libraries around the country are boycotting Macmillan Publishers who recently put a new policy into effect regarding ebooks. Starting Nov.