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MCC Student Government gains valuable experience at MCCA Capitol Day
By Alex Freeman, MCC Communications Specialist SIDNEY — Several Montcalm Community College students and staff members met with state legislators during the Michigan Community College Association Capitol Day on April 17 in Lansing. The annu…
Centurions win Muskegon Invite, take 2nd at Jackson
By Ryan Schlehuber, MCC sportswriter SIDNEY — The Montcalm Community College Centurions men’s golf team continues to raise the bar of expectations this spring, earning yet another couple of great outings. The Centurions took first place a…
MCC men’s golf team captures back-to-back wins
The Montcalm Community College men’s golf team recently captured back-to-back wins in its latest regular season competition. After being delayed three weeks due to inclement weather — including a tornado threat — the Centurions finally …
Learn about personal safety during May 20 One Book One County Montcalm Kickoff
“Rosie the Riveter & Beyond: How Women Helped Win WWII” is the first of two presentations in Montcalm Community College’s spring Lifelong Learners educational series. Presenter Jeannette Gutierrez delves into the many ways women did t…
Summer 2025 call-in and walk-in advising hours
Call-in or walk-in advising sessions are available for Montcalm Community College students. They are intended to be brief meetings with an MCC counselor or advisor to answer specific questions regarding courses. For a virtual appointment…
MCC Spring Open House returns April 26
The Spring Open House is coming back to Montcalm Community College’s Sidney campus on Saturday, April 26, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Organized by Admissions Representatives Taryn Muilenburg and Kayla Beckett, it’s a time for anyone to visit …
MCC offers noncredit classes in May
Learn about skin care products, windchime making, welding, acrylic pouring and more during Montcalm Community College’s May noncredit courses. Advance registration is required for all courses. Some courses may have a list of materials, o…
MCC clay target program signs Carson City-Crystal duo
Carson City-Crystal seniors Liam Jensen and Hunter Doolittle have been shooting for a long time, in part due to the influence of their family. Jensen had an influence from his father, Mark, who founded the CC-C clay target varsity progra…
