As COVID-19 numbers continued to rise throughout the United States, crimes and acts of hate towards Asians and Asian-Americans have also risen.  Early during the pandemic, many politicians such as

Hundreds of employees and their family members came back to OCCC’s main campus to get a shot in the arm of the Moderna COVID vaccine as the college hosted a

Like for many people around the world, 2020 was rough going for 33-year-old Sarah Everard. Everard is originally from York, but lived in Brixton, South London. However, recently things seemed

By now it is common knowledge that COVID-19 has forced many on-campus events, including most classes, to go online. Most recently, OCCC’s Student Life’s semesterly club fair was added to

Estar separado de la familia no es fácil. Puede ser bastante aterrador, especialmente cuando esa separación ocurre en un lugar desconocido, donde se habla un idioma desconocido, y cuando esa

OCCC’s search for a new Vice President of Academic Affairs came to a halt Feb. 24 with the selection of Dean of Health Professions Vincent Bridges.  The Vice President of

Despite the rush to transition OCCC classes into a nearly 100% 8-week course format, OCCC will be cutting back on that push and offering more 16-week classes for the upcoming

OCCC’s search for a new Vice President of Academic Affairs came to conclusion Feb. 24 with the selection of Dean of Health Professions Vincent Bridges as the top candidate.  After

It has been nearly one year since OCCC transitioned to mostly online classes because of the spread of COVID-19.    The second half of spring semester 2020 was completed completely online,

The United States has always had a complicated relationship with immigrants and immigration, whether legal or illegal. For years, immigrants have been arrested on the border of Mexico and the