It’s a small world
Children teach adults lesson in OCCC Disney World play
OCCC students, parents, grandparents and even college President Jerry Steward were reminded to always do what they are told, when College for Kids presented the play, Day at Disney, July... Read More →
College cafeteria closes temporarily until Fall
Students can buy food at the Campus Coffeeshop The Oklahoma City Community College cafeteria will be closed starting Friday, June 14, and will not be reopened until the start of... Read More →
Energy FC Holds On To Beat Switchbacks FC 1-0
By Ryan Chapman, Sports Editor OKLAHOMA CITY- A complete 90 minute performance had eluded the Energy for most of May in league play. Two weeks ago, after a dominant opening... Read More →
In America, Single Fatherhood Is On The Rise.
Pioneer Senior Writer, Marcus Robertson Single fatherhood is on the rise. For much of American history, responsibility for raising children fell by default to mothers—whether they had help or not.... Read More →
Yes, Being Gay And Christian Is As Difficult As You Imagined.
Pioneer Staff Writer, Miranda Foster It is a beautiful thing to see how understanding people can be. It’s not uncommon to see communities join together to celebrate the homosexuals, bisexuals,... Read More →
For One In Six Men Sexual Assault Isn’t A Myth
Staff Writer/Photographer, Jenna Twyman “I had no idea what was going on. It wasn’t until I was older that the realization set in, and when the problems started. I didn’t... Read More →
Gender Roles Have Forced Males to Adapt
KaraLee Langford, Editor Far too often we hear about the problems and difficulties women endure in today’s world. Truthfully, it is not popular opinion to endorse the male’s side and... Read More →
J Fusion Here For More Than The Glory
KaraLee Langford, Editor May 2, Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) students Jamal Williams, with the help of videographer Andrew Johnson, produced for the first time live and in concert, J... Read More →
The Pioneer Podcast with Lauren and Miranda: A Day in the Pioneer
Lauren and Miranda return after missing Tuesday's episode to present the largest podcast they have ever done! Totaling at 46 minutes, explore the daily adventures of the Pioneer, meet the... Read More →
Wisdom Doesn’t Come With Years
KaraLee Langford, Editor For generations, those before us have never failed to offer a remedy for life’s simplest decisions. Phrases such as, “I was once young too, you know,” or... Read More →
“Love, Death, and Robots” Netflix Raises the Bar On Its Original Content
By Sean Stanley, Staff Writer Most people are aware of the power house Netflix has become in providing interesting and original content. Netflix has put out critically acclaimed original series... Read More →
Impact of State Marijuana Law Still Being Felt
Jeremy Morgan, Staff Writer In the fall of last year Oklahoma’s Medical Marijuana law went into effect. The law came by way of an initiative petition, State Question 788, which... Read More →
Energy FC Stuns Reno 1868 FC in 3-3 Draw
By Ryan Chapman, Sports Editor Energy FC scored two goals in second half stoppage time against Reno 1868 FC to erase a 3-0 deficit and earn a 3-3 draw Saturday... Read More →
Investigation Continues on Bodies Found at City Lake
BY MIRANDA FOSTERPioneer Staff Writer Eighteen year old, Kelvin Perez-Lopez, was found dead on February 23rd in the water at Lake Overholser. He was last seen on January 28th. He’d been reported... Read More →
Weed Facts
Short series "Weed Facts" coming soon to the Pioneer website! Stay tuned for more information as we share the impact Medical Marijuana is bringing to Oklahoma!... Read More →
Weekly Rumbles
BY RYAN CHAPMANPioneer Staff Writer Weekly Rumbles: Volume 1 Hey there everybody and welcome to our first edition of Weekly Rumbles. Here we are going to shoot the moon with... Read More →
31 Years Later We See How It Started In Solo: A Star Wars Story
First appearing in Episode IV: A New Hope, the character Han Solo quickly became a fan favorite. Originally portrayed by the Harrison Ford, Han Solo is the focus of the... Read More →
Oklahoma history drifts onto OCCC campus
As a way to bring Oklahoma history to campus, OCCC dedicated the sculpture “Downstream Drifters” Monday near the college’s Main Building entrance. The artwork is a composition of four different... Read More →
Energy FC Wins Thriller 4-3
By Ryan Chapman, Sports Editor NORMAN– Whoever said soccer was supposed to be dull clearly didn’t relay the message to Energy FC and the Tampa Bay Rowdies. After a nearly... Read More →
Energy FC Win, Advance in U.S. Open Cup
By Ryan Chapman, Sports Editor NORMAN, OK- Energy FC looked comfortable in their opening match of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, winning 3-1. Oklahoma City avenged their loss in... Read More →
All Three Points: Energy FC vs. Reno 1868 FC
March 30, 2019 0 861By Ryan Chapman, Sports Editor Energy FC erased a three-goal deficit to earn a 3-3 draw against Reno 1868 FC at Greater Nevada Field Saturday night. Alexy Bosetti completely changed... Read More →