Newtown, PA —- The Bucks County Community College Men’s basketball team defends their impressive season record and gains the title of Eastern States Athletic Conference Champions after beating the Knights of Central Penn College 109-87. Before the championship game, the team had an impressive 10-game win streak which lead up to them hosting the...

Bucks County Community College’s own student-run newspaper won 18 awards in the Keystone’s Media journalism contest this year, despite the challenges of the still ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has brought to students. Tony Rogers, the journalism professor at Bucks, and the faculty advisor to the Centurion exclaims that “we've won more than 160...

The emergence and refinement of artificial intelligence tools over the last few years has been staggering to witness, and the release of ChatGPT by California company OpenAI in November of last year has many wondering about the implications of such technology. Schools across the country are banning and welcoming it in equal measure, and ethical quandaries...

The Philadelphia Eagles are not on the road to victory. The birds won their first Lombardi Trophy in 2018 after 85 years but lost this year to the Kansas City Chiefs 38-35. The mighty birds faced off against the Chiefs in Arizona on Sunday, Feb. 12. The Kansas City Chiefs have two rings but won 4 championships. Their last Super Bowl win was in...

The importance of Black History Month lies in everyone, of all races, educating themselves on Black history and its heavy meaning. It helps bring insight to the injustices the Black community has endured worldwide. From degradation and discrimination, to the inhumanity of American slavery. Everyone has the opportunity to educate themselves on Black...

“The Centurion,” the award-winning newspaper of Bucks County Community College, is back in print for the first time since March of 2020 when the College was first shut down because of the Covid-19 Pandemic. The Centurion is back and better than ever since the forced shutdown caused by the Covid-19 outbreak in March 2020. The lockdown of the college...

The Kevin and Sima Zlock Performing Arts Center has gone through plenty of notable changes these last semesters, from the variety in the lineup to a revamped pre-show experience, and judging by the turnout, it seems to have paid off to Director of Community Programming & College Events Peter Chiovarou.   “I am excited that folks are coming...

Bucks County Community College's men's basketball team dribbles over adversities throughout their season and grows more potent as a team and family after each obstacle as they continue to have a strong season. The Centurions were facing uncertainty as their season approached with no new coach until the recent hire, Farrad McLaughlin, was employed...

Bucks’ new “Political Club” held a public discussion contemplating whether “abortion is murder” to promote weekly civil discussions on uncomfortable political topics. On Feb. 1 the Political Club set up a table with a sign that said “abortion is murder” outside of the Starbucks in the Rollins building from 11 - 12. The purpose of this...

A typical day for Criminal Justice major, Bridgette Cinque, 23, starts when she clocks into her full-time job as an accountant at Seko and ends when she finishes her work for school and workout routine. Cinque, who will be graduating from Bucks this January, says her time as a student hasn’t always been easy, especially when balancing multiple...