Prospectus 2016
The Prospectus works to proliferate information relevant to Parkland-goers and provide its student workers with a space conducive to the learning environment.
The Prospectus is Parkland College’s campus-wide student newspaper, and has been in constant production since late 1968. Our reporters and editors are exclusively students of Parkland College with a variety of majors and career interests, not just communications and journalism. We set out to provide an outlet for students to further develop their writing, photography, communication, time management, and critical thinking skills while producing a quality, trusted source of news for Parkland-goers.
The Prospectus publishes weekly during Parkland’s spring and fall semesters and three times during the summer.
For inquiries, corrections, and assistantce with accessibility, contact prospectus@parkland.edu.
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Prospectus, October 19, 2016
Peter Floess, Scott Wells, Matt Moss, Emma Gray, and David Saveanu
OLYMPIANS, PARALYMPIANS HONORED BY DODDS PARK MONUMENT; Humans of Parkland: Katie Kuska; Cuba next destination for study abroad; Student groups talk about race; Zika Virus topic of next World of Science Talk at planetarium; Same-day voter registration still an option; C-U Symphony Orchestra presents 'Spooktacular' concert Oct. 29 at Virginia Theatre; In 'Tower,' a mass shooting before anyone knew what that was; Heroin crime immunity yields mixed results, AP review finds; High school grad rates increase; A few highlights from Giertz Gallery alum show
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Prospectus, October 26, 2016
Emma Gray, Scott Wells, David Saveanu, Peter Floess, and Dylan Kleiss
STUDENT GOVERNMENT HEADS TO LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE; Humans of Parkland; New filing date, financial info changes for FAFSA; Pennies for Pumpkins celebrates eigth anniversary; Bye, Bao Bao! Later, Mei Lun and Mei Huan! Pandas leaving US; Egyptian mummy, artifacts at Spurlock, Krannert; County Clerk announces expansion of early voting to nine additional locations; first transgender soldiers seek formal Army recognition; Next year here: lovable losers Cubs, Indians meet in Series; NY enacts restrictions on Airbnb, with fines of up to $7,500; For some low-income workers, retirement is only a dream; Yoga pants parade to protest man's comments on women's wear; Study abroad enriches the learning process
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Prospectus, November 9, 2016
Peter Floess, Scott Wells, Matt Moss, Dylan Kleiss, and Ryan Mills
RADIO DRAMA BY COMM. STUDENTS TO AIR ON WPCD; Humans of Parkland: Thom Schnarre; Club Latino a 'family-like community'; Official: 40 to 50 buildings damaged in Oklahoma quake; Parkland Cobra soccer teams 2016; Reasons to go to China; Obama reveals private living areas of White House; Register for Parkland College Spring 2017 Classes; Google speaker is secretary, radio...and work in progress; Students from Okinawa, Japan visit Parkland
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Prospectus, November 16, 2016
Emma Gray, Scott Wells, David Saveanu, and Peter Floess
EIU STAYING AFLOAT AMIDST STATE BUDGET ISSUES; Humans of Parkland: Chaya Sandler; Students reflect voter opinion on Champaign sales tax increase; Thousands rally, march in nationwide anti-Trump protests; Fast-food fan Trump could remake healthy school lunches; 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' performed at Parkland
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Prospectus, November 30, 2016
Peter Floess, Scott Wells, Emma Gray, and David Saveanu
COBRA VOLLEYBALL WINS THIRD TITLE, SECOND IN TWO YEARS; Humans of Parkland: Alec Ballard; Cobras volleyball coach wins AVCA Regional Coach of Year; Parkland men's and women's soccer teams both make nationals; Some Prospectus staff share what they're thankful for; Notice to faculty and students regarding final examinations; New opportunity for community college science students; Parkland hosts second suicide Survivor Day event
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Prospectus, December 7, 2016
Matt Moss, Scott Wells, Emma Gray, and Peter Floess
EIGHT PARKLAND FACULTY FACE NON-RENEWAL OF CONTRACTS; Humans of Parkland: Destiny Norris; Giertz Gallery exhabition highlights the art in drawing; Cobra basketball teams fighting hard in 2016-17 season; Trump taps former campaign rival Carson as housing secretary; Teens, young artists among California warehouse fire victims; After Trump rift at Liberty University, students find unity; McDonald's CEO: Chain still plans to expand in the US again; During first look at wildfire rubble, residents in a daze; Family pushes for cyberbullying laws after teen's suicide; Moments from Parkland's Charlie Brown Christmas
