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Environmental safety manager Mai Toyofuku, left, shares information on stormwater management with computer science major Anais Sitamdze, center, and biochemistry major Khadijatu Fofanah, right, during the Sept. 11 Campus Safety Fair in the ST Atrium.
MC hosts safety fair for National Campus Safety Awareness Month
Shirley Washington, Photographer • September 30, 2025
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The TP/SS Campus Store is pictured closed on Feb. 21, after the college transitioned to an online ordering and distribution hub model. The location no longer offers in-person bookstore services.
The first slide of the presentation, Make the Most of Digital Organization, projects through the TV for the March 12 ATPA Learning Community Hour in the Leggett Building.
Chef Carmen Hernandez works behind the pizza station and prepares a layered pizza with a variety of toppings for a student’s carryout order in the Montgomery College kitchen on April 28.

Kyle Farmer, Staff Writer and Photographer

May 11, 2025

Students and staff dance together to live R&B music performed by The Kwick Experience during the Feb. 28 "Rhythm & Roots: Live R&B Experience" event in the CU Building.
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Business administration major Marie-Therese Baderhakuguma, left, and electrical engineering major and Isaiah Smith, right, go over updates and plan the next agenda during an executive board meeting. Smith is the president of the Student Government Association (SGA) at the Takoma Park/Silver Spring campus.
Community college is my foundation, not my fallback
Phillip Fletcher, Assistant Photo Editor • September 17, 2025
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The Sexual Harassment and Stalking module teaches prevention strategies, including verbal techniques to address harassment directly, as seen during the course on April 16.
Attendees raise carnations during the conclusion of the morning session at the March 22 STEMpowHER Conference in the HC Building. According to Every Girl Can founder Yasmin Anderson-Smith, the “Yes! I Can” carnations rising is a traditional rite at each Every Girl Can conference, symbolizing a shared dedication to STEM and its broader impact.
Montgomery College Rallies for Voter Registration, Students Urged to Take Action Ahead of Election Day
Gerson Quinteros, Yasmine Juhar, Mariam Hashiru, and Luz Gonzales at the Education, Energy, and Environment Committee Hearing room in the Maryland General Assembly. They are waiting to testify in support of SB637. Photo credits: Courtesy of Gerson Quinteros.
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