Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
As November begins, the upcoming holidays make their appearance. Decorations and holiday food fill nearby stores. Families prep for the well known event – Thanksgiving. For some, Thanksgiving holds a
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The first episode of a pod cast series that try’s to talk issue, movies, and life with some comedy and an attempt to give a platform to any Oklahoma City
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Jasmine Mills depends on Pell Grants to pay for her education. “Fortunately, I get Pell,” Mills said, “It completely pays for my tuition with a little left over.” Mills hasn’t
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Wednesday, November 8th, marks the 52nd anniversary of the Higher Education Act. It was established November 8, 1965 by President Lyndon B. Johnson to provide financial aid for college students.
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Taking hybrid courses is a fairly new way to learn in college. These courses are divided half in class and half online. Students are able to learn from their instructor
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Oklahoma City Community College celebrated its 45th anniversary with words of encouragement, hope, and plenty of cake. On Monday OCCC students and staff listened as President Jerry Steward spoke about
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Oklahoma City Community College’s Board of Regents discussed ways to deal with possible new cuts in higher education funding during their meeting Monday. After the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled a
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An attempted bomb threat by a domestic terrorist was averted Saturday morning by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. A spokesman for the FBI said Jerry Varnell was arrested at approximately
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