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Changing world offers hope amidst COVID

By Esli Ramos Change is defined as “the act or instants of making something different.” That is the one consistency

After the year we have all had, who wouldn’t dream of taking an entire month away from reality and into

By Angelo Tufano When one thinks of leadership, they may only think of a single person leading the march. They

JJC’s graduation ceremony will be held as a drive-thru ceremony, with a one car per family rule and a virtual

David Lozano, president of Latinos Unidos, has been selected to fill the position of Student Trustee. This position was vacated

By Stephanie Wallace JJC has been operating at about 25 percent on-campus capacity since it first closed its doors and

The Wolves Women’s Softball team entered Tuesday night’s games against Rockford Community College with a 12-9 record and a three-game

The Wolves Men’s baseball team opened up Monday night’s contest against Harper College with an overall record of 12-20. Thursday,

After lots of talk between JJC’s athletic administration and the NJCAA, the men’s soccer team was able to open its

Sitting in her Abbaye Prison cell, Hélène d’Aubign, a 19-year-old aristocrat, recounts the events of her life leading up to