After conducting a community-wide survey of students, faculty and staff, OCCC announced Oct. 30 that most classes will be online for the spring 2021 semester. “Based on the continued rise

Markus Smith, political science professor at Oklahoma City Community College dropped another video on his Facebook page Recently in which he discussed in detail some of his experiences with what

Despite COVID-19 and long wait times, Oklahoma residents and students chose to vote in person at the Keith Leftwitch Memorial Library polling station Tuesday in the 2020 election. The library

OCCC administration announced yesterday that Greg Gardner requested to, and will be stepping down from his role of Executive Vice President at Oklahoma City Community College and from the college’s

When COVID-19 forced Oklahoma City Community College to close its campus temporarily and to move all classes online, students, faculty and staff had been concerned for student success. But OCCC

The OCCC Faculty Association met Sept. 22 and voted unanimously to make their voices heard about low morale on campus, how they want the next president chosen, and how the

Do you want a healthy body? Some say it is important to exercise. Do you want everybody to be healthy? Exercise your right to vote and help. Everybody’s vote matters