According to a Georgetown University study on Education and the Workforce, it was found that more than 70 percent of college students have worked while attending school over the past 25 years. It is obvious that students need to work to cover living expenses. The second you […]
By the Chronicle Editorial Board Before students get to binge watching on Netflix or catching up on video games and napping, students should take the time to get out in the world and seek something beyond their computer screens this coming break. There really is so much one […]
By the Chronicle Editorial Board Getting through the FASFA process and attempting to get Financial Aid can be somewhat of a circus for some students. What students have to understand is that the Financial Aid Department deals with close to 30,000 students, and many are having the same […]
By the Chronicle Editorial Board Dubai officials have now proposed a $7 billion project to make the world’s first climate controlled community under a dome like covering, which will be a 50 million square foot community that will be sheltered from the harsh elements in the Arabian oasis, […]
By the Chronicle Editorial Board Many students at CNM have felt the pain and suffering that came along with the recent great recession, and many have had to resort to going back to school as a last alternative to move into another field in hopes of finding a […]
In response to Volume 20, Issue 6 ‘Exemplary instruction gives disabled students a fighting chance.’ To the Editor of the CNM Chronicle, We, the leadership team of the Universal Design Team at CNM, wish to commend the CNM Chronicle reporters and editorial staff for their insightful story […]
By the Chronicle Editorial Board It is tough as it is to have a disability that prevents mobility, use of hands or feet, and causes speech, vision or hearing difficulties or impairment that can truly devastate what a person is able to do on a day to day […]
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