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There were 16,011 narcan administrations reported electronically by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) agencies during 2020. This was a 27.6% increase from 12,552 administrations in 2019.
67 at SCCC Trained in Narcan Administration
Nurses all over are struggling with the pressures of Covid and burnout. Created May 7, 2022 to celebrate National Nurse Day and is being used to continue to celebrate both the profession and its majors.
Nursing Majors Cope With the Stress of the Career
At this gas station in Babylon, gas prices were listed at $4.39 per gallon on March 31, 2022. Gas prices on Long Island have risen 55 cents since the beginning of March.
Rising Inflation Rates Take a Toll on the SCCC Community
A bus leaves the Ammerman campus in Selden, New York on Monday, April 4, 2022. Under the proposed redesign of Suffolk County’s transit network, the total number of bus routes in Suffolk County will be cut from 43 to 21.
Suffolk Transit Overhaul Leads To Less Lines, More Efficient Bus Routes To Ammerman
A man at Costco fills up multiple jerry cans in anticipation for rising gas prices (SCCC Multimedia/Sara McGiff).
SCCC Students Comment on Rising Gas Prices
The Mens and Womens Track teams prep for their meet at the Osprey Open at Stockton University held on Friday, April 8 and Saturday April 9. This is one of the six scheduled meets the teams participated in this season.
Shark Bait: Teams Look Towards Playoffs After Spring Season
SCCC students are gearing up in their cap and gown for graduation on May 19, 2022. Herff Jones had supply chain issues this year, so some students caps, gowns and hoods were shipped later than planned. If you have not received your graduation essentials they will be to you by Thursday, May 12, as promised by the company.
Suffolk’s Graduation Events Will Be Held In-Person For the First Time in 3 Years
An Eastern redbud tree, otherwise known as the Forest Pansy outside the Babylon Student Center on Tuesday, May 3, 2022. Arbor Day celebrates the beauty that trees bring to the environment.
SCCC Celebrates Arbor Day
Pictured above is my (Kyra Higbies) shorts painted with the universal Bisexual symbol. Next to it is my daily tote and crystals, two things I carry daily to bring me positive vibes and good energy.
A Conversation With LGBTQ+ Members & Allies
There were 16,011 narcan administrations reported electronically by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) agencies during 2020. This was a 27.6% increase from 12,552 administrations in 2019.
67 at SCCC Trained in Narcan Administration
Geese strolling the beaches of Lake Ronkonkoma
What’s Blooming on Long Island
Un collage digital que retrata la actual represión que sufre El Salvador. El presidente Nayib Bukele ordenó el estado de excepción el 27 de marzo, un día después de un alto índice de muertes a manos de las pandillas.
El Salvador: Crónicas de un País Donde Casi Nada Queda en Su Sitio
A digital collage portraying the current crackdown in El Salvador. President Nayib Bukele ordered a state of exception on March 27, a day after a high death toll at the hands of gangs.
El Salvador: Chronicles of a Country Where Almost Nothing Is Left in Its Place
At this gas station in Babylon, gas prices were listed at $4.39 per gallon on March 31, 2022. Gas prices on Long Island have risen 55 cents since the beginning of March.
Rising Inflation Rates Take a Toll on the SCCC Community
Apple creates a tracking device called AirTag on April 30, 2021. AirTags help to find belongings that may be easily misplaced. These items include keys, backpacks, and wallets.
Apple’s AirTag Tracker Raises Privacy Concerns
Jasmin Martins Abade shows off her medals for being awarded the The Chancellors Award for Student Excellence on Apr. 26 in Saratoga Springs. She, along with seven other Suffolk students, were recognized for their integration of academic excellence, leadership, and campus involvement.
Jasmin Martins Abade: The Life & Accomplishments Of An International Student
The Suffolk sign on the Ammerman Campus on Thursday, May 5.
A Look Back on Suffolk: Journalism Graduates Class of 2022
An Eastern redbud tree, otherwise known as the Forest Pansy outside the Babylon Student Center on Tuesday, May 3, 2022. Arbor Day celebrates the beauty that trees bring to the environment.
SCCC Celebrates Arbor Day
You are #Canceled! Various social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, and the newly popular TikTok have become the go-to space for many users to start conflicts with celebrities because the of comments they have said or actions they had committed.
Students, Staff Share Their Thoughts On Canceling Within Pop Culture
Vincent Meyers, 21, of Selden, poses a few feet from the clocktower on the Ammerman Campus.
Audio: Maintaining a Healthy Work-Life Balance
The Mens and Womens Track teams prep for their meet at the Osprey Open at Stockton University held on Friday, April 8 and Saturday April 9. This is one of the six scheduled meets the teams participated in this season.
Shark Bait: Teams Look Towards Playoffs After Spring Season
Members of the U.S. Womens National Team promoting their wage fight efforts in 2019.
After U.S. Women’s Soccer Equal Pay Deal, SCCC Player Eyes Progress
The Brookhaven Gymnasium on March 2, 2022. Intramurals take place here and students that attend on campus are able to participate in the various activities they offer: basketball, volleyball, badminton, etc.
Suffolk Intramurals Hope to Come Back In-Person
Sophomore forward Gaetham Fils-Aime shooting the ball during the game against BMCC on Feb. 5. Fils-Aime helped the sharks with 15 points
Men’s basketball beats Manhattan
Anthony Amato swings the bat at Ammermans home plate on April 3, 2021. SCCC vs SUNY Ulster in a doubleheader game. (Media)
SCCC 2022 Baseball Preview
In Space with Markiplier: A Youtube Review
In Space with Markiplier: A Youtube Review
Turning Red: A Pixar Review
Turning Red: A Pixar Review
Peacemaker: A New DC Hero
Peacemaker: A New DC Hero
The Next Batman Franchise
The Next Batman Franchise
The Book of Boba Fett: A Star Wars Review
The Book of Boba Fett: A Star Wars Review
In Space with Markiplier: A Youtube Review
In Space with Markiplier: A Youtube Review
Turning Red: A Pixar Review
Turning Red: A Pixar Review
Peacemaker: A New DC Hero
Peacemaker: A New DC Hero
The Next Batman Franchise
The Next Batman Franchise
The Book of Boba Fett: A Star Wars Review
The Book of Boba Fett: A Star Wars Review
Carl Corrys Introduction to Multimedia class
I Have Hearing Loss. Going Mask-Optional Opened Up Cherished Classroom Sounds
Ravenous Bloodsucking Monsters Always Wanting More, More, MORE!
Ravenous Bloodsucking Monsters Always Wanting More, More, MORE!
Are You Ready for The Great Reset?
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This photo was taken from an article posted on Jan. 4, 2021 by the Torrance Memorial A Cedars-Sinai Affiliate website.
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Jessyca Tingue is currently a journalism student and the Sports Editor for Compass News. She is an aspiring Sports Journalist with a passion for sports analytics and the desire to create change within sports through digital and social media.

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Members of the U.S. Womens National Team promoting their wage fight efforts in 2019.

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Anthony Amato swings the bat at Ammermans home plate on April 3, 2021. SCCC vs SUNY Ulster in a doubleheader game. (Media)

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February 11, 2022
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