App users, tap here to watch video report. JAMESTOWN – SUNY JCC’s President says alternative options for students protesting former State Senator Catharine Young’s keynote address during Friday’s virtual commencement ceremony have been made. The …
App users, tap here to watch video report. JAMESTOWN – Members of the LGBTQ+ community at SUNY JCC will be holding a protest in the wake of a decision by the college to feature former …
WASHINGTON – There is a new push to make free school lunches in the United States permanent. New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand says the free food has helped bridge a nutritional gap during the pandemic. …
JAMESTOWN – A longtime area state Senator will take the virtual stage this week as SUNY JCC’s commencement speaker. Former State Senator Cathy Young is scheduled to present the keynote address during the college’s virtual …
NEW YORK – New York State will require in-person public university students to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination before returning to classes this fall. Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the new requirement for SUNY and CUNY …
FREDONIA – The new CDC masking guidelines are now in effect at SUNY campuses across New York. The SUNY system announced it adopted the policy last week. Under the guidelines, people who are fully vaccinated …
JAMESTOWN – SUNY Jamestown Community College will celebrate Arbor Day this week by adding several trees to its arboretum on the Jamestown Campus. The public is invited to attend the event, which begins at 12:15 …
FREDONIA – A longstanding program that helps economically-disadvantaged college students find educational success is getting a financial boost. SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras announced last week that the Educational Opportunity Program has received a 20 percent …
JAMESTOWN – SUNY JCC is slated to receive $541,000 in funding for the college’s advanced manufacturing training program. The money is part of $1.5 million allocated in New York State’s Workforce Development Challenge. SUNY JCC’s …
JAMESTOWN – SUNY JCC plans to resume in-person classes this fall. The college’s President announced the news on Wednesday, citing positive momentum with the COVID-19 vaccine becoming more widely available to the general public. As …
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