Many enrolled students attempting to vote for their student government officers on Sept. 28, received a system message stating they were not eligible to vote. Administered by the Department of Student...
Monday evening the Supreme Court ruled 5-3 that Wisconsin absentee mail-in ballots must be received by 8 pm on November 3 to be counted, regardless, of when it was postmarked. This decision...
JANUARY
Yellow Vest protestors in France demand economic justice.
Longest government shutdown in U.S.history lasting 35 days.
Rapper and entrepreneur Nipsey Hustle is killed near his clothing store...
Currently, funeral service students need 93-94 total credits to receive their degree, while every other program at MATC and within the Wisconsin Technical College System requires 60-65 credits. The checklist...
In an effort to increase awareness and accessibility, services offered to students on the eighth floor of Foundation Hall will soon be moving to the S Building. The Center for Driver’s License Recovery,...
One of the keys to being considered for grants, loans, and scholarships is completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, better know as FAFSA. This is also true of both the High School and Adult...
Two areas of the world are in the news these days -- Syria and Ukraine.
The MATC Times would like to talk to students from these areas to get their perspective. Among Syrians, we are, in particular,...
The Times invites all students to participate in the 2019 photography contest. The themes of this photo contest include:
PORTRAIT - The portrait is very open to interpretation but the subject is typically...
Retired Times adviser Tom Gould was recently named advisor emeritus by the newspaper’s editorial board.
Gould was the longest running adviser to the paper in the school’s history, serving a...
Victoria Magee has been appointed editor-in-chief of The MATC Times for the 2019-20 school year. Along with heading up the Times, Magee will be taking courses toward her degrees in Business Management...
A desire to be closer to family drives vice president to depart
Johnny Craig, vice president of Student Services and Enrollment Management, announced his resignation on May 29.
In a letter addressed...
