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Welcome to the Fall 2021 Semester
Stay up to date on all current events by joining the student life weekly email list. You can join this list by emailing Student Life at ccbcstudentlife@ccbcmd.edu You can also subscribe ... -
Ashley Minner Showcases East Baltimore’s History
Calum Tuttle On Friday April 16, 2021, The Community College of Baltimore County held a virtual seminar for students and staff to listen to “Ashley Minner (Lumbee): Stories of East ... -
CCBC Will Move to Brightspace Starting Summer 2021
Precious Oke As the Spring semester draws to an end, Gold Wems goes to bed every night worrying about the fact that her community college is switching its learning management ... -
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Conference Turns Lemons into Lemonade
Tyneisha Lewis “It is only in our darkest hours that we may discover the true strength of the brilliant light within ourselves that can never, ever, be dimmed.” – Doe Zantamata ... -
Phi Theta Kappa Induction Ceremony 2020
Tyneisha Lewis "As you move through this life and this world you change things slightly, you leave marks behind, however small. And in return, life-- and travel-- leaves marks on ... -
Award-Winning Author Jennifer Clement joins CCBC to Discuss Writing as a Form of Activism
Paige Passantino CCBC’s Community Book Connection (CBC) started off the spring semester (2020) with a diverse set of culturally engaging events ranging from theatre, storytelling, music, and poetry performances ... -
CCBC Moves to Online Instruction
Keegan Knox With the current pandemic of COVID-19 sweeping through the United States over the last month, The entire CCBC system has shut down their physical campuses in favor of ... -
Community Book Connection Student Showcase Still Accepting Work
Paige Passantino CCBC’s Community Book Connection offers an exciting opportunity for students during a time of remote learning. Students are invited to continue submitting work for the CBC Student Showcase, ... -
Community Produce Markets Provide Healthy Options for Students
Tyneisha Lewis The Community Produce Market offers low-priced vegetables and fruits to faculty and students on the lower level of the Library on the CCBC Catonsville Campus. Representatives of Hungry ... -
CCBC Pathways event connects students to college and career possibilities
Sean Knox On Friday morning March 6, at CCBC-Dundalk, students gathered on the second floor of the College Community Center Student Lounge to take part in CCBC’s spring Pathways to ...
