White House Faces Tricky Path Forward After Historic Midterm Election
The federal government will look very different for the next two years as President Joe Biden will have to work with a Democratic Senate and a Republican House. Historically, the party in power at the...
Bucks County’s Increase in Carjackings and Vehicle Theft
With the number of stolen vehicles increasing over 100 percent in Philadelphia alone, the influx of crime has also found its way into many of the major city’s surrounding neighborhoods in recent months. Just...
La Nina Forming Again, Winter Forecast From The Experts
Snow covered landscapes. Sledding down the side of a hill. And mornings so cold your face feels numb. Yes, it’s that time of year again! Whether you love it or hate it, winter is just around the corner,...
Governor Tom Wolf Bans LGBTQ+ Conversion Therapy in Pennsylvania for Minors
Back in August of 2022, Governor Tom Wolf signed a bill barring the practice of “Gay Conversion Therapy” in Pennsylvania. This has been a long running problem for the LGBTQ+ community, dating back...
Abortion Rights Panel at Lower Bucks Turns Contentious
A panel of voting rights and abortion supporters as well as foes came to the Lower Bucks campus of Bucks County Community College to discuss the latest rulings on abortion and voting rights, and how they...
As Biden Declares Pandemic Over, Citizens React
When President Joe Biden recently took to national television to provide an interview with 60 minutes, his declaration that, “The pandemic is over,” caused a variety of reactions from the citizens...
Septa Shows off Proposed Bus Route Changes at Epstein Campus
BRISTOL- On Thursday Nov. 10th, The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, more commonly known as SEPTA, held an open house at Bucks’s Gene & Marleen Epstein Campus to present a proposed...
A Chaotic Tradition: Pastor Aden Revisits Bucks
“Pastor” Aden Rusfeldt and his followers of “Key of David” took Bucks’ Safety and Security officers by surprise, returning to the Newtown campus to harass and vilify students he claimed were...
New Introduction to Queer Studies Course at Bucks
As the fall semester comes to a close, many Bucks students have a lot on their minds. Final grades, overdue assignments, and of course, what classes to schedule for next semester. Look no further! A...
For decades now, both headphones and earbuds have been nestled into the ears of kids, teens, and adults alike. With the birth of the smart phone, this generation of students have been surrounded by the...
Poet Laureate Says He Writes to Survive
Poetry is not just a series of syllables or rhyming ramblings on a page but can be used as a form of therapy to give voice to unspoken emotions and soon you’re “writing to survive,” says Tom Mallouk,...
In educational settings, the link between academic performance and mental health, is known to be important, difficult, and fragile. Sometimes, something as simple as being in a good mood can make all...
From Four Lanes to the Hotel: Inside the Langhorne Borough’s Eatery
It’s 5:45 pm on a Friday night. The song, “Tennessee Whiskey” can be heard from the touch tunes jukebox nestled in the corner near a Pennsylvania Lottery machine. No one is playing the lotto machine...
Celebrating the Legacy of Dr. Frank Boston
The life of a Black physician and “unsung hero,” who started both a hospital and Ambulance Corp. in the 1930s – a man now being celebrated in a comic book – was explored in an online forum recently...
After her husband Joe died, Joan Campbell delayed his memorial service for several months until the monument to honor the grave of her father where her mother’s ashes were interred in Doylestown Cemetery...
Sawdust, Skateboards and Passion: A Sloan Palder Story
To visit Sloan Palder, your best chance is to catch him in or around some form of skatepark. It’s been this way his whole life and luckily, for the sake of this article, his current location in...
Lane Johnson and Mental Health
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, one in five adults in the United States is living with mental illness. 42.5 million people reported struggling with some form of an anxiety disorder,...
Living History at the Gettysburg National 19th Century Baseball Event
The Gettysburg National 19th Century Baseball Festival was a free event meant to get the community involved and educated about vintage baseball at the Schroeder Family Farm in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,...
BRISTOL- On Thursday Nov. 10th, The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, more commonly known as SEPTA, held an open house at Bucks’s Gene & Marleen Epstein Campus to present a proposed...
Thieves have been targeting catalytic converters on a daily basis in Bensalem, and the devices are expensive to replace. Catalytic converter thefts, which have become a national issue, are a growing...
Now that Halloween is over it is time to start planning for the upcoming holidays with families and friends. Bucks County has many events to offer to the community to celebrate. Many students have plans...

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic schools across the globe were forced into campus wide shut downs, virtual learning, and a noticeable decrease...

Covid hit Bucks like an earthquake with repercussions and after shocks that we are still trying to assess. One day the parking lots were overflowing...

Remember when we were told to wear masks, sanitize everything and socially distance just for "...two weeks to flatten the curve..."? That was...

Some colleges are starting to mandate vaccinations for students. Bucks has not mandated the vaccine, and students seem to agree with that decision. According...




On the one-year anniversary of of the shutdown of Bucks County Community College's three campuses due to the Covid pandemic, the Centurion staff...

For the past nine years, Dr. Stephanie Shanblatt has served as Bucks’ president. During this time, the college has faced no shortage of challenges,...

With the college facing a $5.5 million budget deficit, Bucks President Stephanie Shanblatt on March 5 sent a memo to faculty and staff announcing...

2020 was a year for all of us to remember as one of the worst of our generation. A world filled with sickness, corruption, and conflict across...

The 2020 presidential election was one of the most important elections in American history, and young voters helped sway the vote in Joe Biden’s...

After a chaotic election, Joe Biden has taken office as the 46th president. Shortly after being sworn in, he signed 15 executive orders, undoing...
July 13, 2022
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How COVID-19 & California’s Wildfires are Affecting Produce
October 29, 2020
The high heat levels tearing through California, along with the horrendous impact of COVID-19 has flipped produce departments upside down. Not only in the area, but other departments around the world are suffering due to the decline in product and incline in demand. Social distancing has forced factories and production out of business. COVID-19 has taken the world by...
Trump Downplays Covid-19, Then Catches It
October 29, 2020
The only thing scarier than an aggressive, deadly disease is that disease impacting a powerful group of people. According to the New York Times, there have been 8.32 million COVID-19 cases in the United States resulting in 221,000 deaths. While a pandemic this deadly seems like it would call for obvious solutions, it instead has sparked very controversial discussions. President...
Movie Theatres Suffer During COVID-19
Kayla Gidzinski, Centurion Staff
October 29, 2020
Over the last several months, the Coronavirus pandemic has put several companies out of businesses, especially theatres across America. Earlier this month, Regal Cinemas shut their doors down for the second time since the pandemic, leaving 536 theaters empty once again. Over 45,000 people could lose their jobs as there’s no timetable for when Regal will reopen. Movie...
April 30, 2018
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Coping With Sexual Violence: A Bucks Student’s Story
April 26, 2018
Knock it off. It Needs to End. Now.
April 26, 2018
Bucks Student Faces Creeps on Campus
April 26, 2018
April 30, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBociiv4r_M&feature=youtu.be
April 30, 2018
“March For Our Lives” Protest Draws Huge Attendance from Bucks County and Across America
March 29, 2018
Central Bucks Students Protest Gun Violence
March 20, 2018
- Synagogue targeted by Molotov cocktail overnight January 30, 2023Security video footage showed that the Molotov cocktail thrown at Temple Ner Tamid in New Jersey occurred at 3:19 a.m.
- McCarthy, Biden to meet on spending and debt; McCarthy says there will be no default January 29, 2023Speaker Kevin McCarthy says he is set to meet with President Joe Biden on Wednesday to discuss federal government spending and raising the debt ceiling
- Missouri mom convicted of killing her infant twins January 29, 2023The Missouri mother reported that her infant twins were stillborn.
- Trucks crash into commuters in Nigeria's south; 20 dead January 29, 2023Authorities in Nigeria say 20 people including children have died in road crashes involving trucks over the weekend
- Kansas City police find body in man's car after towing it January 29, 2023Family members are questioning why Kansas City police didn't find a man's body in the cargo area of his own SVU until after they towed it to a Missouri police station earlier this month
- '24,' 'Runaways' actor Annie Wersching has died at 45 January 29, 2023Actor Annie Wersching, best known for playing FBI agent Renee Walker in the series “24” and providing the voice for Tess in the video game “The Last of Us,” has died
- 'Don’t be numb to this': Battling despair over gun deaths January 29, 2023Increasingly it feels like America is at war with itself
- Baby girl found abandoned in Florida an hour after birth January 29, 2023A Florida baby is safe after being found abandoned outdoors about an hour after being born
- Georgia's Bennett arrested in Texas for public intoxication January 29, 2023Georgia QB led the Bulldogs to their second straight national championship.
- WATCH: Camera captures sky spiral after rocket launch January 29, 2023A camera atop Hawaii’s tallest mountain has captured what looks like a spiral swirling through the night sky. Researchers believe it was from the launch of a military GPS satellite.
- Police: 1 of 2 boys recovered after Amber Alert has died January 29, 2023Authorities say one of the twin Ohio boys who became the center of a statewide AMBER Alert that garnered nationwide attention last month has died
- Elon Musk's mysterious ways on display in Tesla tweet trial January 29, 2023The trial revolves around one of Musk's most polarizing pursuits -- tweeting.
- Three kids, one adult killed in Iowa crash that also hurt 9 January 29, 2023Authorities have identified the three young children and one adult who died.
- Iowa police won't release videos of officers shooting teen January 29, 2023Police are refusing to release body camera video of three Des Moines officers fatally shooting a 16-year-old boy after he pointed a gun at them last month because state law prevents releasing the footage showing a minor committing a “delinquent act” be...
- UK leader fires party chairman over tax bill allegations January 29, 2023British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has fired the chairman of the governing Conservative Party for a “serious breach” of ethics rules in failing to come clean about a tax dispute
- WATCH: Couple smashes wall to rescue trapped cat January 28, 2023After a repairman fixed a hole in a Nevada couple's shower, their cat was nowhere to be found — until they heard meowing coming from the wall.
- LIVE: ABC News Live January 28, 202324/7 coverage of breaking news and live events
- WATCH: Polar bear slides down snowy hill January 27, 2023Snowflake the polar bear is very excited about the fresh snowfall at the Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium.
- WATCH: Huge iceberg breaks away in Antarctica January 26, 2023A huge iceberg some 600 square miles — approximately the size of Oklahoma City — is seen calving from an ice shelf.
- WATCH: Joey peeks from mother's pouch January 26, 2023After six months developing in its mother's pouch, a rare tree kangaroo joey is beginning to peek outside at its home in the Chester Zoo.
September 29, 2022
With an above average start to the season the Centurion Men’s Soccer Team is getting ready to keep their 3-game win streak rolling and hoping leave their next opponent in...
September 15, 2022
Despite a disappointing first round playoff loss just a season ago to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Philadelphia Eagles and their fanbase are gearing up for the upcoming 2022-23...
July 31, 2022
This season the Bucks County Community Colleges Baseball team joined the United States Collegiate Athletic Association. Shocking most of the conference, the 7th-seed team...
Chase Zemitis, Centurion Staff
May 4, 2022
As this year’s NBA regular season came to an end, the Philadelphia 76ers found themselves in what seems to be a commanding position to make a serious run at a league championship. For...
With the holiday season right around the corner, many Bucks students are preparing their plans for the winter season, including how they will be watching holiday movies. Movie...
The Langhorne Players present Lauren Gunderson’s comedic drama “I and You”, from July 22 through Aug. 6, and a Bucks student is playing a key role in making the production...
David Curtis is an illustrator and designer who shared his passion for art during a virtual artist talk for Bucks County Community College on June 22. In conjunction with...
The names Venus and Serena Williams are synonymous with tennis and excellence. The accolades of these amazing woman are known to most people. Filmmaker Reinaldo Marcus...

As the fall semester comes to a close, many Bucks students have a lot on their minds. Final grades, overdue assignments, and of course, what...

Back in August of 2022, Governor Tom Wolf signed a bill barring the practice of “Gay Conversion Therapy” in Pennsylvania. This has been a...

Haben Girma, the first deaf-blind person to graduate from Harvard Law School, shared her life and journey of disability rights advocacy with...
April 27, 2017
San Francisco will become the first city in the United States to offer free community college to its residents, while New York will soon offer tuition-free public universities. The...
April 27, 2017
From the outside, it appears that Gianna Rato, a freshman business major at Bucks and a first-generation college student, has the world at her fingertips. Between a scholarship...
April 27, 2017
As children grow up, their parents and teachers tell them to go to school for 13 years, earn a high school degree, then go to college for four years and graduate. After all,...
Shannon Harrar, Centurion Staff
April 27, 2017
Tatiana Orr, an 18-year-old, second-semester music major, is a full-time student at Bucks, as well as a full-time employee at Ann’s Choice retirement community. The...
Vincent Barreras, Centurion Staff
April 27, 2017
Pell Grants and other college programs may lose money as President Donald J. Trump outlined his 2018 budget proposal. According to the budget, while Pell Grants will...
The Struggles of Community College
April 27, 2017
Jahmeelah Wilson , Centurion Staff
April 22, 2016
Hydraulic Fracturing also referred to as “fracking” is a technique used to extract natural gas, and has become equal with all things gas drilling. It involves shooting...
Lauren Savana, Centurion Staff
April 22, 2016
As I sit down at the bar I wait just a mere moment for the whirlwind that is Jane Keyes, the owner of this bar, the restaurant above it, and the houses surrounding it, to...
Lauren Savana, Centurion Staff
April 22, 2016
Over the past century there has been a radical and unprecedented decline in the populations of honeybees. Bees are a vital organism as the primary pollinator of native plants...
The Paris Agreement: Collective climate control
April 22, 2016