MATC Times

Alumnus Ja Quin Brown-Holland enjoyed his time at the college as the Milwaukee Bucks

Features

Ambitious graduate dreaming big

by Alyse Pfeil, Times Staff Reporter

March 29, 2021

Commencement ceremonies with a twist. MATC’s Winter 2020 Commencement Ceremony student speaker Tammy Jo Scholler (L) will be sharing the day’s spotlight with her daughter Madyson Scholler (R). As Tammy Jo Scholler is addressing the Class of 2020, Madyson Scholler will be receiving her bachelor’s degree of Fine Arts in Photography from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Both ceremonies took place virtually on December 11th. Luckily for the Schollers, the event will be televised on Milwaukee PBS Channel 10.1 on Saturday, December 19 at 4:30 p.m.

Features

Winter student Commencement Speaker Inspires Fellow Classmates

December 19, 2020

ELECTION 2020

A behind the scenes look at the Times

November 3, 2020

Official ballot drop boxes are located throughout the City of Milwaukee. Voters can submit their absentee mail-in ballots into the official boxes until 7:30 pm on November 3rd.

News

Supreme Court rules on Wisconsin 2020 election ballot issue

by Victoria Magee, Editor-In-Chief

October 27, 2020

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The MATC Times – Celebrating 60 Years News of the Decades

by Jillisa Schmidt and Andrew C. Williams

October 1, 2020

News

60 Years Four Advisors of the MATC Times!

by Victoria Alexander, Copy Editor • October 1, 2020

Features

Recent Features Stories

I scream, you scream, we all scream for nice cream

November 10, 2020

Local candidates nearing the finish line

November 3, 2020

Fast Fund Gala a Success

October 28, 2020

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Sports

Recent Sports Stories

A full season of sports expected in the Fall

July 26, 2021

Living and Playing with Heart

April 24, 2020

Buck’s tip-off event

February 19, 2020

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Mental Health Matters

November 26, 2020

Beating the winter blues The snow and cold of winter combined with the stress of the holidays can be draining, even in the best of times. According to the National...

Mental Health Matters

November 5, 2020

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Food

Food science lab and kitchen opens for the Dietetic Technician Program . . . and the students rejoice

by Rebekah Blank, Times Contributor • February 19, 2020

The West Allis campus un-veiled its newly remodeled, state-of-the-art kitchen for the Dietetic Technician...

Diet Detective

I scream, you scream, we all scream for nice cream

November 10, 2020

Dear diet detectives- I always have a hankering for some ice cream after dinner, but we all know that ice cream isn’t the best for you, what are some better choices or recipes...

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Toons

Shinie's Scribbles

by ShinieKitkat, Times Illustrator • December 3, 2020

Entertainment

Ari Papermaster Movie Review: Birds of Prey

by Ari Papermaster, Times Movie Reviewer • October 21, 2020

“Birds Of Prey: And The Fantabulous Emancipation Of One Harley Quinn,” tells the story of Harley Quinn who, after breaking up with the...

Perspectives

“I’ve always been an online, gadget, electronic type of person so I wasn’t into reading paper, books, newspapers etc…so everything I would do was online. Sometimes instead of watching the news I will go online and read it instead. If I see the MATC Times on campus I’ll pick it up and read it. I used to work at the downtown campus and we had a Times stand right outside our office so I would read it whenever it came out. I would read it cover to cover even if the article didn’t pertain to my interest, I would still read it just because it was there and I saw it.”
– Maty Lopez
Administrative Assistant III, MATC
Business Management Alumna 2010
Oak Creek Campus

The MATC community loves digital devices but prefers to read their college paper in printed form

November 9, 2020

Over the past 60 years, with the exception of quantity, distribution of the MATC Times to its readers has not changed. Racks are conveniently located at each campus for...