Category: Featured

You may have heard that there’s a new vendor in Grossman Commons. But did you know that you can get fresh local coffee and baked goods outside the Grossman Commons Building too? In Maureen M. Wilkens, the Seashore Café acts as a worksite for the students in Project Forward.

September 21, 2022

This school’s semester marks a new start for not only 4C’s students but professors as well. This semester is the first semester that the campus is going back to a somewhat normal setting since the pandemic. Most professors have been using Zoom to teach their classroom and help students.

September 21, 2022

For many students, this fall semester is their first time on campus. As COVID regulations have begun to lift, masks are now optional to wear. Everyone on campus is required to be vaccinated. There are more opportunities to have classes in person rather than on Zoom.

September 20, 2022

Community and connections are themes at the center of my major: political science. I thought I could learn about what fuels and heightens relationships and networking in a textbook. Instead, I learned about it at my college newspaper.

May 10, 2022

Journalism has always been a topic that interested me. I remember my older sister taking an interest when she was back in high school and university, and it always seemed like she was enjoying the thrilling stories that she would follow. When in high school, I loved to write -- still do, hence why I loved choosing writing classes here at Cape Cod Community College. My experience here at the college has been nothing short of wonderful in every sense, even if it was all online. I actually loved the fact it was online, although I think I may be in the minority there.

May 5, 2022

Each semester, new students begin their college journey at 4C's. Sandwich High School students Walker Davis, Brenna Franklin, and Emma Murphy are among those who plan on starting at the college either in the fall or next spring. Among their reasons: cost and location.

May 5, 2022

The student government election results have been released!

May 5, 2022

As the end of the 2021-2022 academic year comes to a close, so too does the tenure of the current student editing staff at the MainSheet.

May 5, 2022

As a freshly 16-year-old taking five courses in college, I was excited and nervous. Fall 2020 I had Professor Kerry Drohan for English Composition when I believed I wanted to pursue a career in psychology. Nearing the end of the semester, Professor Drohan recommended I take his journalism course in the spring because of my “writing skill,” and I felt tears well up in my eyes.

May 5, 2022

“I would say that the biggest takeaway this year is the community's ability to really adapt and to move forward with a shared vision to continue their education while also figuring out day-to-day how to manage around COVID and a pandemic,” Cox says.

May 5, 2022