Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
All Highlights are due Monday by 5 p.m. for inclusion in the next issue. Highlight forms can be picked up in the Pioneer office, located in 1F2 of the Arts and Humanities Building, just inside Entry 2.
Following current OCCC Political Sciences Professor Markus Smith’s recently released YouTube video titled “My Journey and Struggles at Oklahoma City Community College,” several current and former OCCC faculty members have
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By Brooklyn Learned–Community Editor — Markus Smith, professor of political science at Oklahoma City Community College, posted a video on social media Sept. 17 that has received dozens of comments
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OCCC has a history and pattern of discrimination and harassment against faculty and staff stemming several years, and faculty are speaking up about it to a local investigative reporter, Professor
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By Brooklyn Learned–Community Editor — OCCC is very different this semester with almost all classes online. Some hands-on class activities are allowed on campus, but most of the over 17,000
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By: Angelo Lopez, Photographer 22-year-old journalism student Kylie Myers was recently named 2020 Miss Rodeo Oklahoma in Waiting. In January, she will take the reigns as Miss Rodeo Oklahoma. What
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By: Maris Howard, Staff Writer Research shows that students’, faculty and staff members’ brains work best when they think more positively about themselves, OCCC Counselor Jenna Howard said from her
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Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry is operating and Oklahomans are benefiting. But, there are still some roadblocks to the bill’s implementation, especially at OCCC. One of these challenges is students at
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MONICA HERNANDEZ, Pioneer Student Writer Oklahoma City Community College is looking to expand the availability of online and hybrid courses, finalize plans to repurpose the aquatics center by June 2020,
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The college announced in June they would make the move to mostly eight-week classes in Fall 2010. Vice President of Academic Affairs notes “students may vote with their feet.” GET
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When students finish their high school requirements and graduate, many often get gifts such as flowers and cards. But over 100 OCCC students who completed their high school equivalency exams
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