October 1, 2023
Photo Gallery: Raptor Week Recap
September 20, 2023
“Our Patterns, Montgomery College:” 2D Design Students Collaborate With 2023’s Artist-in-Residence
May 9, 2023
Social and Volunteering Club Cleans Rockville Campus
May 7, 2023
November 4, 2022
Many argue that right now looks like the best time of the year for sports. People think this because currently, College Football broadcasts its conference championship races,...
Five Hip Hop Albums that Helped Shape 2021
February 15, 2022
Montgomery College Seeks Three Students to be MC Votes Ambassadors
December 20, 2021
December 3, 2021
February 11, 2023
Before I get into this week's sports, I must address three subjects. Then, I will get into the fun sporting events we have lined up for the weekend. First, I want to send...
February 6, 2023
Brendan’s Five Games of the Week #4
November 26, 2022
Raptors Proud Night: Basketball Doubleheader
March 21, 2022
December 8, 2023
Author's Disclosure: I participated in the Fall 2023 Raptor Tank Competition as a finalist. Montgomery College recently concluded its Raptor Tank Business Pitch Competition,...
The Big Beat: Swinging into Almost 40 Years
December 6, 2023
An Apatite for Earth Sciences: Inside Geoscience Club!
November 27, 2023
Men’s Basketball Team Looking to Turn Around Early Season Struggles
November 19, 2023
Raptor Tank Finalists and Judges gather for a photo at the end of the finale. Top row (left to right): Stephen Lang, Staffan Sandberg, Polly Vail, Connie McGuire, Shy Pahlevani, David Popp, Bill Keating, and Bill Foote. Bottom row (left to right): Valeria Parada, Rucheek Kuppachi, Tatiana Rey, Juan Alcivar, Samantha Flores-Tene, and Axel HC). Photo Courtesy of Diana Urtecho
Co-winner Juan Alcivar presents his pitch “Bears Volleyball Club” in the Raptor Tank Finale. Alcivar stood out for his innovative business approach and marketing appeal. Photo Courtesy of Diana Urtecho
MBI members and Raptor Tank Coordinators played a pivotal role in this year’s edition, managing diverse tasks to ensure a valuable experience for every participant. From left to right: Luke Swander, Lucia Hricovksa, Sophia Pappas, Linh Nguyen, and Matthew Seager.Photo Courtesy of Diana Urtecho
“After 35 years of playing with The Big Beat, most of the songs have a special place in my heart,” bass player Professor Ward Harris conveyed.
The Big Beat pays tribute and channels the spirit of hard-bop jazz pioneers, including Horace Silver, Lee Morgan, and Hank Mobley, among others.
Wayne Hovis plays the tenor saxophone.
The Big Beat’s founder, trumpeter, and flugelhorn player, Bob Offutt.
A sample of azurite and malachite under a magnifying glass.
Club members and instructors watch a video on the impending volcanic eruption in Grindavik, Iceland.
