Campus News
Video: Possible tuition increases coming to UCC
ASUCC President Brenna Martin and ASUCC Vice President Freddy Gompf offer a break-down of the potential impact of tuition increases on UCC students. Watch the Video
Mainstream Brings Home Nine Awards
The Mainstream competed against ten other colleges from around the state in the 2013 Oregon Newspaper Publisher’s Newspaper Contest. The number of awards won was a school record, more than any other year in The Mainstream’s history. Full Story
A Tip Of The Hat To Schultz
Professor Suzanne Schultz arrived wearing two hats and carrying homemade cookies at her retirement reception on Friday, May 24 in Jackson 18. The day was declared Hat Day to honor her 15 years of teaching service. Full Story
Eco-Friendly Hydration Now On Campus
Students who are looking to quench their thirst, easily fill up their water bottle, or do their part in being eco-friendly should look no further. Two new water bottle refill stations have been installed on campus. The new fountains arrived earlier this month and are located in the library and in the PE complex. These fountains allow students to save money and reduce waste. Full Story
ESB Making Students Successful
Twenty-two students are tutoring in math, writing, chemistry, physics, biology and history at the Success Center located in the Educational Skills Building. This advantage, made available through student fees, brings equal opportunity to all students looking for academic assistance. Full Story
Students Share Memories Of College Experience
Students are like wild turtles born on the sand. Thousands make the walk to the ocean, but only a small percentage touch the sea. This year’s graduates will leave behind both struggles and fond memories taking what they have learned and applying it to their future. Full Story
Graduation Is Bittersweet Occasion For Faculty And Staff
As graduation approaches, students are not the only ones saddened by the thought of losing UCC connections. For many faculty and staff members, it is also a time of mixed feelings. Full Story
Lifestyle
Student finds silver lining in design
For Visual Communications student Jesse Proctor, the road to graduation started with an unfortunate lay-off. Proctor was left without a job in 2009, but through the Trade Act funds he was given the opportunity to attend college for the first time. Full Story
Summer Shakespeare class attends festival
During the first Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the city of Ashland was so worried about losing money on the theatre that they decided to hold a boxing match before the plays to help cover the costs. Full Story
Final Installment Of Iron Man Is Fe-Nominal
Tony Stark is back for the final installment of the Iron Man trilogy, and he is looking for revenge. The movie is action packed and has quite a few comedic moments. Anyone who likes the Iron Man movies or Robert Downey Jr. is sure to enjoy this movie. Full Story
Summer Wardrobes That Do Not Break The Bank
Summer means it is time to break out the shorts and tank tops, right? That may be true for the average teenager, but mature college women can pull off more fashionable outfits with the same effort and price of a simple tank and shorts. Whether it be scouring second hand stores or creating the next hot outfit, summer styles can be had for minimal cost. Full Story
Health Tips: Sip Down A Summer Smoothie
Starting the day off right with a balanced breakfast can help control eating habits throughout the rest of the day. According to Amery Medical Center, starting the day off with substantial foods, such as grains and fruits can provide long lasting energy. Full Story
Political Focus: Student Interest Rates Rising
The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation on May 23, doubling student loan interest rates from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent. Full Story
UCC Sports
Player Profile: Zach Ginter
Zach Ginter, a 6'7" basketball player, has played for the UCC men’s basketball program for the past two seasons. Full Story
Player Profile: Jared Knox
Jared Knox was born in Santa Cruz, California and attended high school in Medford, Oregon. While in high school, Knox played basketball and football. Full Story
Player Profile: Linsey Jones
Linsey Jones was born in Ojai, California and was raised in Dairy, Oregon. Jones attended Bonanza High School in Bonanza, Oregon where she participated in volleyball, basketball and track. Full Story
Player Profile: Shannon Jackson
Shannon Jackson was born into a military family in Charleston, South Carolina. Jackson was raised in many places before spending her first 3 years of high school in Yokosuka, Japan. Full Story
Player Profile: Hayley Reynolds
Hayley Reynolds was born in Eugene, Oregon and raised in Yoncalla, Oregon. Reynolds graduated from Yoncalla High School in 2011 where she participated in basketball, volleyball, and softball. Full Story
Player Profile: Karlie Wilhelmi
Karlie Wilhelmi, a 6'4" basketball player, was born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska. She attended Stellar Secondary School and participated in sports through West Anchorage High School in Anchorage Alaska. Full Story