On Dec. 14, the front line of defense was given armor when doctors and health care workers received the first Pfizer vaccine, aimed to stop the COVID-19. To help protect those in the medical field …
Masks: tips and tricks
Masks have now become a part of our everyday lives, and just like with many other everyday things, there are ways to make it simple. Here are 10 simple life hacks that can help you …
Students receive COVID-19 data
CBC has begun posting a weekly update on COVID-19 cases at the college’s website. The weekly report includes the number of students tested, both positive and negative, as well as an update on students who …
Coronavirus vocab
Words like “quarantine” and “social distancing” are terms regularly seen and heard on movies and TV. But what happens when they become a personal reality? These words should be understood to lessen the effects of …
Campus practices social distancing
Several changes will take place for students in CBC housing following Spring Break due to the continuing development of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a written policy from Chris Mitchell, dean of students. The policy, …
Campus prepares for online classes
Due to the spread of the COVID-19 global outbreak, CBC is preparing to move classes online in case of a necessary quarantine following spring break. “Traditional students are strongly encouraged to attend classes on Monday, …
Cancer changes students
According to a 2013-2015 study conducted by the National Cancer Institute, 38.4% of men and women will receive a cancer diagnosis at some point during their lifetime. Between themselves and their families, cancer will affect …