Tom Sofield, a recent Bucks graduate, is already a successful entrepreneur. Although he has worked at major national corporations, his company is located right in the heart of Bucks County. His start-up, Levittownnow.com, was founded in 2013, and has recently been joined by a sister website, Newtown Now. His occupation? “It’s the only profession...

Bucks students and faculty gathered in the science center atrium to get the buzz on honey bees from an expert in the field. With sticky fingers, students at Bucks carefully passed around a real honey comb and small vials of nectar and pollen that were foraged by honey bees. These samples, which  were collected by Dr.  Douglas B. Sponslor of Penn...

Did you pick your elected representative, as was intended, or did they pick you? The topic of gerrymandering, or the redrawing of district lines to favor one political party, has been quietly wreaking havoc on our electoral process, at both the federal and state level, for decades. After the 2010 census, when the last round of redistricting occurred,...

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 that covers almost an entire year at the college, her enrollment in Bucks’ honors program, and multiple high school AP classes from William Tenant, Rato is seemingly in a very...

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 5’3, blonde hair, blue-eyed Tat, as friends call her, juggles classes Monday through Friday, work weeks ranging anywhere from 24 to 32 hours, family, friends, a boyfriend,...

The Centurion won 10 awards at this year’s Student Keystone Press Awards, bringing their total to 84 awards since 2010. The paper, which is run entirely by students, will take home second place in the general news category for "Missing Woman’s Body Found" written by Shannon Harrar, when the winners are honored at the America East Media Business ...

The Bucks Teachers of Tomorrow club is a great way to serve the children in our community. The club participates in many fundraisers and local events during the school year that provide meaningful experiences for both students and children alike. The club was designed to give students in the Bucks education program an opportunity to work with and serve...

President Trump’s recent budget proposal has caused some controversy due to funds being cut on social welfare programs, including Meals on Wheels. Meals on Wheels is a program that delivers meals to the elderly who are unable to cook or purchase food for themselves. This program doesn’t earn much federal funding to begin with, but with cuts to...

There are certainly plenty of college students who spend the precious few days of spring break sunbathing on distant shores, catching up on Netflix, or earning some overtime at work. Yet there are a unique few who choose to not to spend their time, but give it: these are the students who go on “alternative spring break”. This spring break is spent...