Inside The Dugout
Baseball is a thrilling and passion filled game, with the team becoming a well–oiled machine. A good baseball team is built on more than just stats-it’s built on the people. Introducing a player spotlight series,...
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Cecil College Creative Writing Contest 2026
It’s that time! The Cecil College creative writing contest is here again! Interested students can...
Read MoreDisaster Musical Brings Comedic Chaos To Milburn Stone Theater
With its energetic ’70’s musical numbers, nostalgic costumes, comedic chaos and impressive vocals; Disaster opened tonight at Milburn Stone Theater to cheers. The talented cast, who work together like a tightly...
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Cecil College to Host Fall Festival
On Thursday, October 30th, the Cecil College admissions team will host its Fall Festival. The Fall...
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‘Races at Fair Hill’ and ‘Maryland 5 Star’ Equestrian Events Return
On Aug 30, the “Races at Fair Hill” reopened to the public for the first time since 2019, allowing...
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In Remembrance of John Kelleher’s Time at Cecil College
On Aug. 22, John Kelleher, a well-respected and beloved Professor of History at Cecil College...
Read MoreCecil College Creative Writing Prize Winners Have Been Selected
The organizers for the Cecil College Creative Writing Prize have selected 4 winners for this year’s contest. The contest winners all read their pieces at the award ceremony held on May 5 in front of faculty and the other...
Read MoreFinding Her Footing by Tina Shockey
As Sarah hurried down the rugged trail, she knew she would not beat the thunderstorm rolling in. The tree-shaded path was already slick with moss, and she had trouble finding her footing as it wound downhill. The incoming storm...
Read MoreToby Hartwell Is A Creep by Lyo Doyle
The sky was a swirling gray and blue, the lake a deep and cloudy emerald green. The dock had been freshly painted. Whistling trees of muted browns and greens permeating with fresh pine surrounded the lake. And by the lake, a...
Read MoreToki the Gambler by Joshua Sinclair
“One pack of Light Red Band Smokes,” I say to the cashier. She reaches for the Dark Red Band Cigarettes, so I stop her and point to where the Lights would be. I try not to be rude, but it probably comes off that way. She’s...
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