By Oliver Kramp, Student Writer After decades of slow speeds and malfunctions, the elevator in the Arts and Humanities building is finally being upgraded this year. Faculty and staff who

By Jasmine Harris, Student Writer Those who visited campus recently may have noticed a colorful addition to the sidewalk in front of the main building: chalk drawings.  The chalk drawings

The cast of Theatre Professor Don Russell’s adaptation of “Murder on the Orient Express” killed it April 27. The play was absolutely outstanding and one that would fit in well

Hundreds of OCCC students have shown they are outstanding scholars and were named to the Vice President’s Honor Roll for their work in spring semester 2020. The Pioneer congratulates them

Hundreds of OCCC students have shown they are outstanding scholars and were named to the Vice President’s Honor Roll for their work in fall semester 2020. The Pioneer congratulates them

By AARON COPELAND, Student Writer While cash-strapped students are stuck facing the financial hardships brought on by the pandemic, staff members at Oklahoma City Community College are finding ways to

By Edmund Rocks Students who want to read literary artistry created by follow students should download the OCCC Absolute. The Absolute, the college’s literary journal, contains anything from poetry to

By Kaitlyn Jackson The OCCC Visual Art Department is continuing to allow students to be creative this spring while staying safe, Jeremy Fineman, program chairman and professor of art said.

OCCC Adjunct Professor Nyla Khan presents ways to help students in an educational setting who have experienced trauma, including trauma inflicted by living in conflict zones. As we see watch

By Dominic Bonocore With the appearance of COVID-19, the United States has seen almost all large gatherings, including trips to the theater being put to a halt. However, one OCCC