Dance Performance coming to OCCC theater
The curious, the well-versed and everyone in between are invited to come out to the contemporary Koresh Dance Company’s performance on Tuesday, Jan. 24. The 90 minute performance will take
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OCCC welcomes international students
Oklahoma City Community College’s second annual welcome reception was held Aug. 25. More than 30 foreign students and many members of staff and faculty participated. International students have been an
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Guild calls off recount, McAffrey retains Demo nomination
A recount for the congressional race between Democrat Tom Guild and former state Sen. Al McAffrey was stopped Wednesday, one of the candidates said Wednesday. Democrat Tom Guild, who ran
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Updated: McAffrey wins Democratic nomination for 5th Congressional District, Blair concedes senate race
Edmond state Senate candidate Paul Blair failed in his bid to take the GOP nomination from Adam Pugh Tuesday evening. Blair conceded in a speech to his supporters at his
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Diversity through art: OCCC Dean offers expertise at ‘Dancing in Jaffa’ screening
Oklahoma City Community College Dean of Arts Ruth Charnay will participate in a discussion panel this Sunday at a free screening of the documentary, “Dancing in Jaffa”. The movie tells
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Coming This Weekend! 55 to 96 year-old stars take stage at OCCC
Oklahoma senior stars of stage, screen, television and radio will perform “Senior Follies” at 7 p.m. Saturday, August 20 and 3 p.m. Sunday, August 21 in Oklahoma City Community College’s
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Enrollment continues along downward trend
Enrollment at OCCC could be down by one to two percent this fall, a school official said Tuesday. Each percentage unit is estimated to be the equivalent of anywhere between
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Injustice in the Freddie Gray Case: The Student Voice
Students on campus react to the trial ruling of the Freddie Gray case announced Wednesday morning. Prosecutors dropped all charges on the remaining three Baltimore police officers involved in the
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Broadcasting students take awards
Broadcasting students brought home five awards after attending the annual Oklahoma Broadcast Educators Association Student Day in Tulsa on March 21. Grace Babb won first place for her entertainment short.
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Political Scientists disagree on contested Republican convention
Two political science professors passionately disagreed on whether the Republican presidential selection process would end in a contested national convention in Cleveland in mid-July. Professors Nate Vanden Brook and Emily
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