Imagine walking into a room and seeing your boss. Then, imagine your boss standing up and slapping you as hard as he can in the right ear. The strike is

Like many others, I have grown up playing the “Call of Duty” games.  For many who feared the “Call of Duty” franchise had been falling into mediocrity as of late,

Students come to OCCC with many different experiences and goals for success. Hagan Hunter is one such student who came to the college with the dream of making films. He

The search for a new OCCC college president is off to a slow start, but the OCCC Board of Regents is still moving forward to put together plans for hiring

Whomever is chosen as the next OCCC president may be scrutinized more during their annual job review, if the OCCC Regents get their way. The administrator chosen may be grilled

As COVID-19 numbers continued to rise throughout the United States, crimes and acts of hate towards Asians and Asian-Americans have also risen.  Early during the pandemic, many politicians such as

An OCCC employee many say is incredibly helpful, kind and a true champion of students was awarded the Staff Recognition Award this month by the Faculty Association. Alexa Mashlan, assistant

Hundreds of employees and their family members came back to OCCC’s main campus to get a shot in the arm of the Moderna COVID vaccine as the college hosted a

Toward the end of February, certain qualifying OCCC students received an email regarding a monetary grant due to additional federal funding that college received. The grant was directed to be

Like for many people around the world, 2020 was rough going for 33-year-old Sarah Everard. Everard is originally from York, but lived in Brixton, South London. However, recently things seemed