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Whittier Alliance works to help neighbors make connections with services, government, and each other. If you are interested in getting involved in local neighborhood support, or connecting with local groups and resources, Whittier Alliance is a great place to start. Check out their Web site, join their mailing list, and stay connected.

Whittier Alliance works to help neighbors make connections with services, government, and each other. If you are interested in getting involved in local neighborhood support, or connecting with local groups and resources, Whittier Alliance is a great place to start. Check out their Web site, join their mailing list, and stay connected.

Did you enjoy Soup and Stories last week at the MCAD Library?

Allan and his wife wanted to share their recipe for Three Sisters Soup so you can make it on your own for your community.

Enjoy!

Did you enjoy Soup and Stories last week at the MCAD Library?

Allan and his wife wanted to share their recipe for Three Sisters Soup so you can make it on your own for your community.

Enjoy!

While many of you have experienced online learning during the pandemic, it can be a hard transition to jump back into a virtual classroom.

If you are looking for some guidance with Canvas, or just some extra support at this time, the team at MCAD Learning and Teaching Excellence are here to help.

You can reach them via email at tale@mcad.edu, plus check out the “Help” section on Canvas for 24/7 chat support, or scan the QR code for a helpful student guide to Learning at MCAD.

Dear MCAD Community,

We look forward to seeing everyone back on campus on February 16, and are eager to be together again as a community. We’re planning to serve coffee and treats for students that first day back; stay tuned for details. 

As we resume in-person campus life, we continue to monitor federal immigration enforcement activity in our community. We understand that many of you have questions and concerns about how this activity may affect our students, faculty, staff, and campus operations.

Dear MCAD Community,

We look forward to seeing everyone back on campus on February 16, and are eager to be together again as a community. We’re planning to serve coffee and treats for students that first day back; stay tuned for details. 

As we resume in-person campus life, we continue to monitor federal immigration enforcement activity in our community. We understand that many of you have questions and concerns about how this activity may affect our students, faculty, staff, and campus operations.

Counseling is available to all students for both in-person and remote appointments. All counseling resources, including how to book an appointment, can be found on the “resources” section of the MCAD Intranet under Student Counseling and Wellness.

As we move into remote learning for the upcoming weeks, the MCAD Library would like to remind you that they are open, and are a great option if you want to grab a cozy corner and log into class from the Library. They have lots of great study spaces, plus sunshine and plants. The Library also has Seasonal Affective Disorder(SAD) Lamps available to use both in the Library, or to check out and take home just like a book. Ask a Librarian for more on how to check out a SAD Lamp.

As we move into remote learning for the upcoming weeks, the MCAD Library would like to remind you that they are open, and are a great option if you want to grab a cozy corner and log into class from the Library. They have lots of great study spaces, plus sunshine and plants. The Library also has Seasonal Affective Disorder(SAD) Lamps available to use both in the Library, or to check out and take home just like a book. Ask a Librarian for more on how to check out a SAD Lamp.

The Printshop and Paper Studios are back to regular hours as of 2/2/26.

Printshop hours are Monday-Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m., Friday-Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sunday, 9:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.

Paper Studio hours: 24 hours only with an approved Personal Proposal or if you are in a Papermaking class.