Campus Events
Vice President’s Spring Honor Roll Announced
Seven hundred and fifty-two students were named to the Spring 2019 Vice President’s Honor Roll at Oklahoma City Community College, officials at the school said this week. Students are eligible... Read More →
Langford Named Spring 2019 Pioneer Editor
The role of a newspaper editor is an immensely demanding job for any paper. But possibly even more so for that of a school newspaper when you are dealing with... Read More →
The Story of Halloween: And You Thought it was All About the Candy
When I was ten, my parents began to steer away from celebrating Halloween. The spirit of the holiday, they said, glorified evil and death. In its place, my family celebrated... Read More →
OCCC Adds to Hybrid Class Collection
The fall semester at OCCC has been going about a month and students have likely found some time to catch up with friends. Some may have heard talk about taking... Read More →
New Food Pantry Offers Help For Hungry Students
Hungry student at Oklahoma City Community College now have a new resource. The OCCC Food Pantry opened on September 18. The food pantry offers free weekly groceries to anyone with... Read More →
Students Face Tuition Increase for Fall Semester
Students at Oklahoma City Community College face an increased tuition this year. OCCC’s funding comes from one third tuition and fees, one third from donors and other sources, and the... Read More →
WLCC to Host Anniversary Celebration
The World Language and Cultural Center will host its 10th anniversary celebration beginning at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, September 18. The event will continue through 5 p.m. “It is a... Read More →
Stitt, Horn Win Runoff Elections
Republican side, Kevin Stitt, the owner of a mortgage service company, captured the GOP nod for the governor’s race. Unofficial returns show Stitt well head of his opponent, former Oklahoma... Read More →
Stitt And Cornett In GOP Runoff; Edmondson Wins Demo Primary
Large numbers of Oklahoma voters cast ballots Tuesday in the 2018 primary election. With 1,905 precincts reporting, Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett has 28.98 percent of the vote, followed by... Read More →
