Record number of students enroll in Northeast’s Fridays @ Northeast program
September 3, 2019
NORFOLK - In the four years Northeast Community College has worked with area high schools through its Fridays @ Northeast program, the number of students who have enrolled in classes has increased every year. At the beginning of the current academic year, over 100 high school seniors are taking part in t...
Plans for the school year include concerts, learning new things
Kaylea Kuhlman, Editor in Chief
August 27, 2019
Just like that it is the middle of August and it is back to school time. It is crazy how time just disappears. I remember my music teacher in elementary school telling our class how as you get older, time gets quicker and quicker. I can definitely agree with that already. I spent most of my summer working...
WOW- Week Of Welcome!
August 20, 2019
Welcome to Northeast Community College to all the freshman and welcome back to our returning students! Here is a list of all the events happening this week to kick off this fall semester! Monday- Cup of Joe on the Go with Student Leadership Association- enjoy FREE Starbucks and a tumbler from...
‘Tootsie’ turns 1982 gender politics into a post-MeToo musical with 11 Tony nominations
June 7, 2019
Los Angeles Times (TNS) NEW YORK — There’s a game-changing moment early in “Tootsie,” the new Broadway musical based on the 1982 film, when an iconic but dated comedy suddenly gets new life — and cultural relevance — in 2019. In a first-act scene, lead producer Rita Marshall is meeting...
Concentrating on Audio Recording and Technology
May 8, 2019
NORFOLK-- At Northeast Community College, students are trained by their instructors to enhance and improve their skills according to their program of study. One of the concentrations in the media arts department is audio recording and technology, and it is designed to prepare students for entry level...
Talkin’ Hawks- Northeast students talk about their semester and summer plans
Kaylea Kuhlman and Pauline Chiungwiza
April 30, 2019
The Viewpoint staff headed around campus to talk to students about how this spring semester has been for them and what are their plans for the summer.
‘Pet Sematary’ directors on rebooting the horror classic: How do you scare Stephen King?
April 9, 2019
Los Angeles Times (TNS) First published in 1983, Stephen King’s supernatural chamber tragedy “Pet Sematary” was a dark tale of terror that Dennis Widmyer and Kevin Kölsch both devoured growing up separately as budding filmmakers and horror fans in Long Island, N.Y. Like scores of King devotee...
Responding to college scandal, California lawmakers propose sweeping reforms
April 2, 2019
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Reacting to widespread allegations of cheating in the college admissions process, California lawmakers Thursday proposed a sweeping package of bills aimed at closing loopholes that officials said gave the children of wealthy parents a side door into elite universities. The six measures would ba...
Northeast’s Dickau named a 2019 New Century Workforce Pathway Scholar
Special to the Viewpoint, Reporter
March 26, 2019
JACKSON, MS – A Northeast Community College student has earned national recognition. Preston Dickau, Atkinson, has been named a 2019 New Century Workforce Pathway Scholar and will receive $1,250 in scholarship funding. The scholarship is the first of its kind to support students at associate degree-gran...
High school freshman explore career options at Northeast Community College
March 12, 2019
NORFOLK – From agriculture to wind energy technology, high school freshmen had the opportunity to get a taste of career opportunities recently. Over 520 students from 19 area high schools participated in 43 career sessions and experience an activity related to that career during Northeast Communit...
International students struggling to get jobs on campus
Regan Dorcey, Pauline Chiungwiza, and Kaylea Kuhlman
November 16, 2018
NORFOLK — First-year international students at Northeast Community College face problems with finding good jobs due to their inability to work off campus. Students from foreign countries are allowed to enter the United States as a full-time student with an academic student visa assigned to them,...
Surviving College: Keeping Your Faith in College
Regan Dorcey, Reporter
October 17, 2018
To most students, college means freedom and independence from mom and dad. This means they have the freedom to do what they want when they want. College is often a time when a student’s faith becomes their own choice. For many college students, it seems that sleep is a better option than going to mass...
Editor in Chief
I am 19 years old, from Norfolk and graduated from Norfolk Senior High in 2018. I am a Mass Media major here at Northeast. When I am not doing school work or working, I love listening to music, reading...