College-level study can be difficult for anyone, but when English isn't your first language, it can be even tougher. That was initially the case for Clara Guatta-Cescuni, who was born in the Berkshires but raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Now poised to graduate with a music degree, Clara has come a long way since first learning to study in English instead of her native Spanish.
Read Clara's SpotlightBCC held Commencement on May 29 at Tanglewood. The College awarded 218 associate degrees and 159 certificates. Congratulations!
BCC has renamed its library The Ruth Edmonds Hill Library in honor of a lifelong area librarian, following a series of requests for feedback...
Jeremiah Reagan will deliver the student address during BCC's Commencement, which will take place on Friday, May 29 at Tanglewood.