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Alina Lemke is the first international player for Stormers Volleyball. (This photo was provided by Lemke.)
Stormers Volleyball welcomes their first international player
Bailadores Aztecos hacen una pose entre de actuaciones/Azteca dancers pose for a group photo in between performances
Celebrando 50 años de Mexican Fiesta en Milwaukee
MATC Cosmetology Graduates put on Fantasy Fashion Show
MATC Cosmetology Graduates put on Fantasy Fashion Show
Chawona Jackson, Vice President for West Campus Student Senate, at a Senate meeting. Shes had to overcome many years of adversity.
One person refusing to quit
CNNs Manu Raju and former Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson (seen here with Times Editor Victoria Magee) were also honored at the Milwaukee Press Club Gridiron Awards Dinner.
Featured Flashback – MATC Times Editor makes history with Milwaukee Press Club Award
Walter Lanier is just one of many who have left or retired from the college in the past five months. He is now the President and CEO of the African American Leadership Alliance of Milwaukee (AALAM). Lanier, shown here with his wife Nichole at Progressive Baptist Church where he serves as the pastor. Read this story and more in the next print edition of the MATC Times.
Preview – Spring 2022 Graduation Issue
Officer Richard Coppage on duty helping a student navigate the campus. Public Safety Officers like Coppage, will soon carry tasers and wear body cameras for additional protection while on patrol at each campus location. Read this story and more in the next print edition of the MATC Times.
Preview – 2022 Spring Graduation Issue
MATCs Director of Public Safety, Aisha Barkow, provides six tips that may help you avoid becoming a victim of auto theft. Nearly 2,500 cars have been stolen in the City so far this year. Last month Milwaukee Police Department Captain James Campbell referred to the increase in automobile break-ins and thefts as an epidemic. Car brands Kia and Hyundai continue to be the car of choice for thieves, however, Barkows theft preventive tips are aimed at helping all car owners. Read this story and more in the next print edition of the MATC Times.
Print edition preview – Spring 2022 Graduation Issue
Thirteen artists were selected for the Colleges 2022 Community Arts Collection including photography instructor John Glembin. His proposal for the collection consists of creating photographs of his students using the wet-plate collodion process. A technique created in 1851 that requires the use of chemicals, glass plates and a darkroom. The works of all artists selected for 2022 will be unveiled in the Fall. Read more about Glembin and the other artists selected for the Community Arts Collection in the upcoming print edition of the MATC Times.
Print edition preview – Spring 2022 Graduation Issue
Alum and former commencement speakers life saving decision
Alum and former commencement speaker’s life saving decision
The Stormers’ celebrate during their September 1, game against Bay College at the Stormer Invitational.
Stormers serving up success
Stormers players rally together during a halftime huddle on their road to the teams first NJCAA National Championship.
MATC celebrates 2023 national champions
A large second-half vaults Marquette past St. Johns in the second round of the Big East Tournament
A large second-half vaults Marquette past St. Johns in the second round of the Big East Tournament
First round of the Big East Tournament starts off with a disappointing week for Seton Hall
First round of the Big East Tournament starts off with a disappointing week for Seton Hall
Stormers baseball gallery
Screenshot from Public Safety’s Active Shooter Training Video shows Milwaukee Police Department helping MATC staff prepare for an active shooter incident.
MATC empowers students and staff with Lockdown Drills to safeguard against escalating school violence threats
Active Shooter Training and Lockdown Drills this week
Active Shooter Training and Lockdown Drills this week
MATC uses the Rave Alert system and the Rave Guardian app to notify students and staff of emergencies and closings.
Downtown Campus off to a bumpy start to the semester
Estudiantes y sus padres hacen preguntas durante una orientación estudiantil/Students and their parents ask questions during a student orientation.
Se necesitaban más sillas para el Evento de Bienvenida de MATC
MATC student move-in day
MATC student move-in day
A large screen on the right of the stage during Salt-N-Pepa’s performance at Wisconsin State Fair on August 4.
Shaggy and Salt-N-Pepa performance
B.Justice performing on the main stage at the Bronzeville Cultural & Arts Festival in Milwaukee on August 6.
Bronzeville Week Festival
As the night falls, fans enjoy the performance of famous DJ Steve Aoki on the first night of Summerfest 2022. Aoki brought energized crowds and high expectations for the rest of this year’s music festival.
Featured Flashback – Summerfest 2022 top crowds during the week
The Milwaukee Film Fest runs through Thursday, May 5. Films are available both in-person and online. In-person theaters include The Oriental Theater (2230 N. Farwell Ave.), The Times Cinema ( 5906 W. Vliet St.) and The Avalon Atmospheric ( 2473 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.).
The final week of the Milwaukee Film Festival is upon us
Byada working in the studio on her mural titled, Just Find Yourself and be Yourself
Community Art Collection exhibit “Breaking Through!” slideshow
Kung Fu Critters, Issue 2
Kung Fu Critters, Issue 2
Kung Fu Critters, Issue 1
Kung Fu Critters, Issue 1
by ShinieKitkat
Shinie’s Scribbles
Inky Tiger
Crossword Puzzle Answers Volume 61, No.03 October 4th - December 11th 2019
Crossword Puzzle Answers Volume 61, No.03 October 4th – December 11th 2019
Statue at Morehouse Colleges Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza
Americans still dream of a brighter future 60 years after the March on Washington
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor
Special Edition – The Graduate’s Perspective
I think I would I take it, I havent done much research as to side effects or whats in it but I have friends in the medical field and theyve all taken it. My mother recently overcame breast cancer and my grandma has been diagnosed with lung cancer so I think it would put my family at ease, and if I hopefully get into the firefighting field I would have to get it anyways. So I think it would help give my parents and family peace of mind for my safety, and make it less worrisome for me especially with dealing with patients in the future. Overall I think it would be more beneficial to take it now more than to not. Update: It depends on the purpose of the booster shot. If its in relation to the original code for the virus probably not as I dont see the point. If its for the Delta variant Id be more likely. -Nicholas Gordon Fire Protection Services
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
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Manufacturing, Construction & Transportation Career & Internship Fair – Oak Creek Campus
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Fall semester immunization clinic – Tuesday, Downtown Campus
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Career Corner: Top 10 Tips for student resumes
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Career Corner: How do I find a job on campus?
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Tuesday Talks – Mequon Campus
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Manufacturing, Construction & Transportation Career & Internship Fair – Oak Creek Campus
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Resume Workshop – Downtown Campus on Wednesday
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Voter Registration Readiness – Oak Creek Campus
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Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration – Mequon Campus
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Looking for an advisor? Pop on in Tuesday
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Resume Workshop – Downtown Campus on Wednesday
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Career Corner: Top 10 Tips for student resumes
Students talk to employers at an MATC Career Fair event hosted by the CareerHub.
Career Corner: How do I prepare for a career fair?
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Career Corner: How do I find a job on campus?
Celebrating MATC Alumni
Photo by Beau Humphries and Cierra Pleshette
September is National Suicide Prevention Month
Mental Health Matters
Mental Health Matters
Mental Health Matters
Mental Health Matters
Mental Health Matters
Mental Health Matters
Stacey Heeler (left) and Elizabeth Hang from Hope, Peace, Recovery handed out resource materials for students.
MATC mental health event brings awareness
The food pantry, located inside the Student Resource Center, (S215), is open on Tuesdays 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and Wednesday/Thursdays from 10a.m. - 6 p.m.
Pantry helping to tackle food insecurity
Moroccan Goat Tagine with Toasted Nut Couscous
Moroccan Goat Tagine with Toasted Nut Couscous
Diet Detective
Diet Detective
I scream, you scream, we all scream for nice cream
I scream, you scream, we all scream for nice cream
Diet Detective Classic
MATC student move-in day
MATC student move-in day
On Campus Housing
Student Legal Clinic
Don’t rent trouble
Student Legal Clinic
If looking to rent but don’t have money for the deposit, here is some help
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Tough season finally ends

by Kenneth Utsey
March 23, 2012

The Women’s Stormers Team wrapped up their season with a record of (1-22), conference record  (0-8). Coach Murrell said, “We had a trying season, the girls played to the best of their ability.”
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The Stormers’ celebrate during their September 1, game against Bay College at the Stormer Invitational.
Stormers serving up success
Stormers players rally together during a halftime huddle on their road to the teams first NJCAA National Championship.
MATC celebrates 2023 national champions
A large second-half vaults Marquette past St. Johns in the second round of the Big East Tournament
A large second-half vaults Marquette past St. Johns in the second round of the Big East Tournament
First round of the Big East Tournament starts off with a disappointing week for Seton Hall
First round of the Big East Tournament starts off with a disappointing week for Seton Hall
Stormers baseball gallery
Stormers catcher Jake Klekamp slides into third base at Franklin Field. The Stormers next home game is Sunday, March 27 at noon and 3 p.m.
Stormers baseball starts season on a positive note

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