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by Victoria Alexander, Copy Editor|October 1, 2020

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Open House at the Downtown Campus is an an easy way to get your questions answered and learn more about the College. Tonight is the first in-person Open House at the campus in over two years. From 4 -7 prospective students can apply for admissions, learn more about the Promise Program, get help completing your FAFSA and much more.

Open House Tonight

Photography program student Celine Cotton is finishing up her first year at the college as the Times Photo Editor. Cotton was unanimously voted in by the Times Editorial Board to succeed graduating Photo Editor Andi Clunie.

Award-winning MATC Times photographer promoted

College incentives to help bolster participation in vaccination status disclosure ends today

Today is the last day students can submit their vaccination status and receive $100 in Campus Cash and an opportunity to win an iPad mini, laptops (3)...

Student Ariel Griffin Gets Ready for her Covid test at the Downtown MATC Campus.

The campus continues to offer free Covid-19 testing for students and employees. Asymptomatic screenings are conducted by medical professionals with Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Workforce Solutions. Testing is conducted on Tuesdays at the Downtown Campus from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Registration is required. For more information or to make an appointment go to: matc.edu/coronavirus .

COVID-19 vaccination incentive offers students $100

This is the message received by students attempting to cast a ballot in the Student Government Association election held on September 28. Voting errors locked out eligible student from casting their vote in the election.

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60 Years Four Advisors of the MATC Times!

Open House Tonight

Award-winning MATC Times photographer promoted

College incentives to help bolster participation in vaccination status disclosure ends today

COVID-19 vaccination incentive offers students $100

Student Senate election locks eligible voters out

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