Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
Oklahoma City Community College is losing more students. This semester alone, the school lost 406 individual students, school officials told members of the Board of Regents last week. So far,
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The Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday were dominated by the Golden State Warriors 112-80 in a primetime showdown in Oakland, California. The series between the two rivals is now 2-1,
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In remembrance of Black History month I want to reflect upon an Oklahoma City author. An author who inspired me to envision black culture apart from its oppression. When
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Love is lost and found, cherished and abused and all over the place. In 2018, people have yet to find out what true love is, and the ones who do,
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Joel King is a husband and a father of three children. His father died from a heart attack at age 55. King was 56 when he had his own heart
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I am a cutter. I have never and will never be proud to say those words but it is the truth and there is no running from them. I have
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Released on February 2nd, Justin Timberlake’s new album, ‘Man of the Woods’ hit record breaking sales at 293,000 albums sold, and 55 million streams. Five years after his last release,
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A new rule by the Trump Administration will give employers the option to share their workers tips or deposit the tips in their own pockets. In December the U.S. Department
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On June 26th, 2018, Oklahoma voters will decide the fate of State Question 788, the Medical Marijuana Legalization Initiative. The proposal would legalize marijuana for medical purposes in Oklahoma, but
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Oklahoma college students, faculty and staff urged Oklahoma lawmakers to support local colleges and universities during Higher Education Day at the state Capitol, this week. The goal of the
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