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Cougars softball closes season in NWAC playoffs - The Clackamas Print
Oregon City · Oregon City

Cougars softball closes season in NWAC playoffs - The Clackamas Print

By Kodiak Schoolcraft Staff Writer   The Cougars earned the eighth seed in the NWAC playoffs. During the NWAC playoff series, the Cougars had a phenomenal run. CCC went 3-2 during the finals, advancing in the first three rounds, but ultimately lost to the Wenatchee Knights by a score of 11-3 as one of the top six teams remaining. In 44 matches of gameplay this season, Clackamas had an overall record of 25-21. They had a team batting average of .…Read Article
Ouch: college struggles to retain nursing instructors - The Clackamas Print
Oregon City · Oregon City

Ouch: college struggles to retain nursing instructors - The Clackamas Print

By Quinton Prudhomme Co-Editor-in-Chief   Clackamas Community College will lose three full-time nursing instructors this spring, the latest loss of teaching staff in years of struggle to retain nursing teachers. Two nursing instructors are transitioning to part-time and another is leaving altogether. All three are seeking higher pay practicing at hospitals instead of teaching at the college, according to the Clackamas Community College Education…Read Article
Students and staff address Russian invasion of Ukraine - The Clackamas Print
Oregon City · Oregon City

Students and staff address Russian invasion of Ukraine - The Clackamas Print

By Serena Konkola  Staff Writer   After three years, the Russia-Ukraine war is still ongoing. So, what does this mean for the future of the countries and the world at large? And how does this affect both sides of the war? A panel of five people discussed these questions at Clackamas Community College on April 29. Ilias Mukhametov, a student at CCC who lived in Russia until 2022, left Russia after the conflict began. He talked about witnessing pr…Read Article

Newly elected student government president talks about goals - The Clackamas Print

By Ephriam Carr Staff Writer   The end of the college year is just around the corner for students at Clackamas Community College — and with a new school year, comes a new Associated Student Government President. Results for the ASG election concluded May 1. The candidates included Breanna Davis, Jorge Apodaca and Kaytlen Thomas. Breanna Davis — a student who has previously worked in the ASG clubs department — won the ASG student elections after …Oregon City · Oregon CityRead Article

Track and field takes on championship as a big Cougar family - The Clackamas Print

By Alexa Wilkins Staff Writer   From early season meets anxious about what’s to come, to qualifying for the state championships; the Clackamas Cougars track and field team turned up the heat this year meet by meet. The Cougars took part in various events at the Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) Track and Field Championship at Mt. Hood Community College on May 19 and 20. In last year’s championship, the college had a solid experience as well a…Track and Field · Oregon CityRead Article

Clackamas student says she won’t transfer following Trump DEI cuts to CCC - The Clackamas Print

By Gabriel Elmosleh News Editor   Clackamas Community College lost more than $300,000 in grant funding this spring due to Trump administration budget cuts; one CCC student said the cuts will mean she’s not transferring to Portland State University. The biggest loss was for the Bridges to Baccalaureate Training Program, which gives underrepresented students the chance to pursue majors and careers in science, technology, engineering and math by gi…Oregon City · Oregon CityRead Article

College plans major renovations for outdoor sports facilities - The Clackamas Print

By Frankie Shorey Staff Writer CCC track. Photo by Carlos Rodriguez-Picazo Clackamas Community College is in the early planning stages of a large-scale renovation project that will upgrade its outdoor sports facilities, including a new turf soccer field and an Olympic-style track. The passing of bond measure 3-613 in November 2024 approved a certain amount of money to go towards athletics, and a team was formed to put together to develop concept…Oregon City · Oregon CityRead Article

College works to rebuild Douglas Loop Trail - The Clackamas Print

By Jacob Graves Sports Editor   Part of the Douglas Loop trail closed off and surrounded by cones. Photo by Jacob Graves Big changes are underway for outdoor enthusiasts and students alike at Clackamas Community College, as the school is working on major upgrades for the 2.1-mile-long Douglas Loop Trail. The Douglas Loop Trail is a popular semi-paved trail that loops around the college. It’s accessible to anyone and provides a scenic route for a…Oregon City · Oregon CityRead Article

‘Airness’ theater production so good, it’ll blow your pants off - The Clackamas Print

By Madyson Muresan Staff Writer Camden McCorkle, playing The Nina, in Airness. Photo by Jackson Arterberry Rock out with your fellow air guitarists at the CCC theater’s production of “Airness,” a play about a young girl finding herself throughout an air guitar competition to find her airness and win nationals. This spring college theater department production, directed by Allison Moon, will run until June 1. at the Niemeyer Osterman Theater at C…Oregon City · Oregon CityRead Article

Laurie’s Books: a story coming to an end - The Clackamas Print

By Tomas Alonso Arts and Culture Editor   For over 40 years Laurie’s Books has been a cornerstone of Oregon City, a welcoming place for readers of all ages to go and find books both used and new. But in an era dominated by Amazon and Barnes & Noble, the local bookstore has been forced to close. Rekha Burns, owner of Laurie’s Books, came to America in her late twenties after spending years helping the vulnerable children of her native country, In…Oregon City · Oregon CityRead Article

The trials and tribulations of transfer athletes - The Clackamas Print

By Morgan Armitage Staff Writer   A few athletes have found their way to Clackamas Community College by non-traditional means. As of the last few years, schools have made it easier for students to transfer. This is proving true in athletics, too. Morgan Armitage at her media day at Everett, Fall 2025. Photo provided by Morgan Armitage As a volleyball player, I committed to Everett Community College my senior year of high school. That’s where I p…Oregon City · Oregon CityRead Article

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