New informational signs are being installed across the Ammerman campus after the Student Government Association’s Public Safety Committee raised concerns about students struggling to navigate campus.
More about SGA’s continued effort to install signs:
https://t.co/AhsqpafZRe
Whether you’re walking around on your college’s campus or you’re just out in public, you’ll notice these small colorful monsters hanging from purses and backpacks.
They’re called Labubus and they’re this year’s new obsession.
https://t.co/SsMpXtWdKv
Starting next semester, Charlotte Corry will be among the few SCCC students to have attended class at all of its locations.
Read about how her journey has given her a rare perspective on what sets the three campuses apart.
https://t.co/f17GZnVBhI
Departments and clubs recently hosted food drives in response to a request to support the college’s food pantries, which many students and their families have relied on to meet basic nutritional needs.
Read about the SCCC community’s support efforts:
https://t.co/fcbqvqaTzM
The SCCC women’s soccer team earned a third-place finish in the NCJAA Division III National Tournament, marking their best finish in program history.
Dean Neftali Collazo: Record reflects talent, character, and resilience of SCCC student-athletes.
https://t.co/uY7ioCmnzR
No matter how busy her workspace gets, Maria L. Lewis always greets visitors with a calm, comforting presence, and a piece of chocolate to go with it.
“Maria is the ultimate team member,” said Frank Vino, smiling.
More about SCCC’s beloved “campus mom”:
https://t.co/X3OlYcLmT6
Suffolk County Community College’s Ammerman Campus gathered for a special Veterans Day ceremony last week at Veterans Plaza to honor the sacrifices of all who have served
‘Here, you really feel valued.’
https://t.co/EXmokq42hy
Lisa Behnke regularly welcomes students into her office to help them with their schedules and answer their questions, leaving them with a smile.
The 2025 SUNY Chancellor’s Award winner is dedicated to advising SCCC students: ‘That’s why I’m here.’
https://t.co/SbyRYWUS8Y
The Suffolk County Community College men’s and women’s soccer teams both captured the Region XV Championships last week, earning automatic bids to the NJCAA Division III National Tournament
https://t.co/YRTkbO6jTz
Two baseball greats shared powerful firsthand experiences of perseverance as part of a discussion panel about the history and impact of the Negro Leagues on Oct. 21.
About the panel discussion and analysis from a local baseball historian:
https://t.co/SW5xkQZd3X
Suffolk County Community College is seeking donations for its food pantries due to a surge in demand for food assistance throughout the college.
The request comes as SNAP benefits are set to end on Nov. 1.
How you can help:
https://t.co/xssv7JBM9J
With the release of Ryan Murphy’s latest installment “Monster,” viewers are now able to witness the true horror of one of America’s most notorious killers, Edward Gein.
https://t.co/alQzBcqqyw
Hundreds of local residents joined a “No Kings” rally in Farmingville on Oct. 18 as part of a movement protesting President Donald Trump and his administration’s policies.
https://t.co/dVu2iBMjeX
Two motor vehicle accidents 20 days apart caused widespread outages on the Ammerman campus in September, disrupting classes and prompting criticism about the timing of the administration’s messaging
The accidents, criticism, and Dean Rios’ response:
https://t.co/hDS3uDwSbq
Students on SCCC’s Ammerman campus reflect on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the conservative commentator and co-founder of Turning Point USA, at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10, which has prompted strong reactions across the U.S.
https://t.co/C2PBUm1h9Z
Moe’s Southwest Grill in the Babylon Student Center cafeteria was replaced in September with a rotating restaurant concept based on student feedback gathered by the Student Government Association
https://t.co/fnseZkmgx5
Some @SUNYSFLK students see the wild turkeys around #Ammerman campus as unexpected, yet oddly charming part of campus life and a way for them to appreciate the wildlife that walks among them.
https://t.co/vFkHHmXKDh