What News and Events Are Featured on the Nunez Community College Website?
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Nunez Community College highlights campus news and events in two dedicated sections on its homepage: Nunez News and Nunez Events. Recent items include Cybersecurity Day, a Fall 2026 History Lecture Series, Trunk or Treat, a Career Fair, and a Veterans Day Celebration. Both sections link to fuller listings ("View More News Articles" and "View All Events"), and the site also publishes an Academic Calendar with dated deadlines.
Nunez News: recent headlines
The news section surfaces short announcements with dates. Examples shown on the site include:
- Nunez Computer Science Program Invites Community to Participate in Cybersecurity Day — October 1, 2026
- Mini-Session B at Nunez Begins October 14 — September 21, 2026
- Fall 2026 History Lecture Series Kicks Off with Chef Andrea Apuzzo — September 10, 2026
A "View More News Articles" link leads to the full news archive.
Nunez Events: upcoming campus activities
The events list mixes single-day and multi-day entries:
| Event | Date(s) |
|---|---|
| Early Advising | Oct 1 – Oct 21, 2026 (multi-day) |
| Career Fair | Oct 28 |
| Trunk or Treat | Oct 29 |
| Veterans Day Celebration | Nov 11 |
A "View All Events" link opens the complete events calendar.
Academic Calendar: dated deadlines
The Academic Calendar is separate from the events list and carries registration and grading deadlines. Entries shown include:
- Oct 15 — Fall Full Semester midterm grades due
- Oct 15 — Fall Mini-Session B: late registration / last day to add, drop, or adjust schedule
- Oct 15 — Deadline to fulfill incomplete grade contracts from the previous semester
- Oct 15 — Fall Mini-Session B final payment deadline (in-person payment due)
A "View Full Calendar" link leads to the complete calendar.
How to use these sections
- For announcements (program news, lecture series, session start dates), start with Nunez News and follow "View More News Articles" if the item you want isn't on the homepage.
- For things to attend (Career Fair, Trunk or Treat, Veterans Day), use Nunez Events and "View All Events" for the full schedule.
- For deadlines that affect enrollment or grades, use the Academic Calendar rather than the events list — registration, payment, and grade deadlines appear there.
One practical note: dates on the homepage reflect the current posting period, so confirm details on the linked full calendar before relying on a specific date. The site also notes that some information is provided in PDF, with a link to download Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.