Living with the Ban Living with the ban as an immigrant is difficult. In fact, the executive order signed by President Trump has aroused in international students [Read More]
By Wafa Jawad When high school student Ahmed Mohamed took a homemade clock to school to show off to his teachers on September 16, the last thing he expected was to end up in [Read More]
By Nicolle Schorchit Author Jennifer Clement presented February 24 at Montgomery College Germantown’s Globe Hall her book Prayers for the Stolen, a story about a young [Read More]
By Adam Carranza JulieHera DeStefano, an aspiring filmmaker, returned last year from Afghanistan, a warzone where she saw a different story that needed to be told: the [Read More]
By Nirja Dave William Taylor, former United States ambassador to Ukraine, visited Montgomery College on Thursday, April 3, to share insight into the current crisis in [Read More]
By Delores Afful If you don’t have health insurance, March 31 is your last chance to enroll in coverage that starts in 2014. If you’re looking for affordable healthcare, [Read More]
“The only things certain in life are death and taxes”. This famous quote by Benjamin Franklin sums up most people’s feelings every year. But tax time doesn’t have [Read More]
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) held their 14th Annual Heroes Celebration on Saturday, November 9, 2013, at the Bethesda Marriott. Montgomery College NAMI club [Read More]
When you think radiation, do you think food, or packaging, or medical treatment? Well according to Dr. Marc F. Desrosiers, speaker at the Spectrum Lecture Series, radiation [Read More]
