Kelly Feng is a contributor for The Clarion, a local news publication focused on the Elmbrook community. Kelly's articles cover a range of topics, including student activities, community events, and local news. Kelly's work has also been featured on Patch.com, further showcasing her commitment to reporting on local stories and issues.
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Kelly Feng's coverage mainly focuses on local student life, activities, and events in the Elmbrook area. She seems to be interested in covering a wide range of topics related to human resources & employment, education, sports, and health & wellbeing with a significant emphasis on event coverage.
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By: Sara Bernabe, Kelly Feng
Last week, the Madison College District Board of Trustees decided to restart the search process for the college’s next president. The decision was prompted by Carlos Cortez’s withdrawal from the presidential search process, where the board determined that with only two candidates remaining, it needed to have all the necessary options to make the best...
By: Sara Bernabe, Kelly Feng
In-person voting is on Monday, Nov. 5. Make sure you can find your polling location, know what is on your ballot and find registration information for in-person voting. Madison College has made the voting process more accessible for its students by creating Madison College Turbo Vote, a customized voter registration site at https://madisoncollege.turbovote.org/. Students, staff...
Madison College student Nevaeh Jackson-Winters was among a packed audience who came to see former President Barack Obama and Democratic Vice-President nominee Tim Walz host a rally in Madison on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 22. But before she took her seat in the audience at the Alliant Center, Jackson-Winters delivered remarks about being a first-time voter. ...
Last week, the Student Life Leadership Seminar Series hosted “Prioritize and Thrive,” a theme spotlighting time management, organization and prioritization. This seminar, the second installment of the leadership series, was presented by Student Program Advisor Cole Kallio-Crotteau, who emphasized that the ongoing workshops are a great tool that Madison College wants to improve and expand,...
By: Sara Bernabe, Kelly Feng
On Thursday, Nov. 7, Madison College representatives held an Employee Town Hall to provide information and answer questions regarding the decision to end the Presidential Search. The decision was made following the withdrawal of Carlos Cortex, one of the three finalists.
Last September, on an unusually warm and sunny day for the season, the Metro Transit system launched its long-awaited new Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line, where city representatives were treated to an open house, including riding the bus and a getting a glimpse of its new features. Sitting in the driver’s seat was Clinton Boone,...
Madison College hosted a presentation by the City of Madison and Porchlight, Inc., Dane County’s largest provider of low-cost housing and homeless services, during two information/listening sessions on campus last week to discuss the Permanent Shelter Development Update at 1904 Bartillon Drive. The sessions discussed the location, design and safety impacts of the Porchlight Shelter...
The Madison College Writer's Life Lecture Series will explore “horror” as a literary genre on Dec. 3 event featuring John Opel, a film and literature instructor who also writes horror short stories and novels.
Editor in Chief December 4, 2024 This is an architectural rendering of what the re-modeled Truax Campus D-Block will look like.
Stroll into the Truax campus any day of the week, and you will spot President Dr. Jack Daniels, III, moving around. He frequently talks with students in the hallways, chats with the bookstore cashier, visits lively classrooms or stops by busy lunch tables. As his 11-year tenure winds down and he prepares for retirement, Daniels...
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