Bucks Students and Professors Shocked By the Israel-Hamas War
Members of the Bucks community expressed their shock and sorrow over the horrific Hamas terroristic attacks in Israel. On Oct. 7, Hamas launched a barbaric and gruesome assault against Israel. Hundreds...
SEPTA Looks To Modernize Its Aging Public Transit System
A revamped bus network in Bucks County? It’s in the works. A subway line in Bucks County? Possibly. A better public transit system in Bucks County? Almost certain. And it's all thanks to a recent...
In recent times, labor unions have taken center stage due to the Hollywood and auto worker strikes, setting off a discussion about the impact of labor unions in today’s society. According to data...
Students Blasé On Trump’s Indictments & Re-Run For President
Many would say that a presidential candidate running a campaign under indictment is quite strange and we are indeed living in strange times. As former President Donald Trump is campaigning for the Republican...
2023 Record-Breaking Year for Literature
Book banning has reached a record-breaking high as the American Library Association reports 695 attempts to ban 1,915 unique titles, more than what was reported in the same period last year. The American...
As COVID-19 cases increase once again, the conversation around lockdowns and mask mandates accelerates, showing the rising concern about its reinvigoration. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...
Lunchtime Open Mic: An Afternoon of Poetry and Song
Calling all writers, musicians and creative minds: Do you have something you want to share with your peers at Bucks? Drop by the Lunchtime Open Mic on Tuesday, Nov. 28 for an opportunity to do just...
The Bountiful Amount of Scholarships Available at Bucks
Deadlines for academic scholarships for the Spring 2024 semester are quickly approaching and it seems that many will go unclaimed this year. Julianne Theodoropulos, coordinator of the Bucks...
NOVA Sextortion’s Educational Presentation & Panel Discussion
The National Organization for Victim Assitance(NOVA) held a lecture and discussion panel educating the public about sextortion on Oct. 16 held by Bucks County Community College. Sextortion is a heinous...
Bucks Students Explore The Haunted Eastern State Penitentiary
Buck's students went to the most haunted prison in Pennsylvania, the Eastern State Penitentiary on an educational field trip on Friday Oct. 13. When students arrived first impressions varied with responses...
Hispanic Heritage Month and its Importance to the Hispanic Community
Hispanic Heritage Month, started on Sep. 15 and ended on Oct. 15, commemorates the contributions, customs, and influence of the ever-growing Hispanic community in the United States. According...
Bucks+ Adds to your College Experience!
The Bucks+ program, implemented in 2020, continues to enrich the college experience at Bucks by informing students of events and encouraging student participation in the various activities held on campus. The...
A Look at Professor Tentilucci’s Class for Future Teachers
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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,...
Two Bucks professors continue to enrich the ecosystem of Tyler State Park by guiding their STEM students through multiple fieldwork opportunities involved with research projects which lead to many paid...
Across the U.S., shopping malls have seen less traffic than ever before creating concern and causing many people to provide solutions to revive the dying malls. The death of retail malls is been going...
Bucks has collaborated with Moss Mill Brewing Company to craft its very own beer, Centurion Ale: Exploratore MMXXIII. Ray Melendez, a 48-year-old Warminster resident and Bucks student had...
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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...
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
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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
- At least 63 dead following flooding, landslides in Tanzania December 5, 2023At least 63 people have died and 116 have been injured after torrential rains triggered deadly flash floods and landslides in northern Tanzania.
- Trial to determine whether JetBlue can buy Spirit comes to a head December 5, 2023JetBlue says it needs to buy Spirit Airlines to compete with bigger airlines in a post-Covid travel world
- US job openings fall to lowest level since March 2021 December 5, 2023Despite dropping in October, job openings remain at historically high levels.
- Wikipedia, wrapped: 2023's most-viewed articles on the internet's encyclopedia December 5, 2023Remember what you searched for in 2023
- Israel-Gaza live updates: Doctor describes conditions of Hamas hostages December 5, 2023Live updates on the Israel-Hamas war.
- Suspect in fatal Dallas shooting of 4 people, including baby, dies in police chase December 5, 2023The suspect in a shooting at a home in Dallas, Texas, that left four people dead, including a 1-year-old boy, died by apparent suicide, police said.
- Democratic governors have some advice for the unpopular president December 5, 2023Democratic governors like Andy Beshear and Phil Murphy think Biden should be doing more to tout his administration's accomplishments
- Father of slain Italian woman challenges men to be agents of change against femicide December 5, 2023The father of a young woman whose murder galvanized Italian outrage against violence targeting women implored men to be agents of change to a culture that often “undervalues the lives of women.”
- Prince Harry challenges decision to strip him of security in Britain after US move December 5, 2023A string of Harry legal cases have kept London judges busy.
- Man suspected of killing 4 in Los Angeles charged with murder: District attorney December 5, 2023Los Angeles prosecutors charged a man with four counts of murder in connection with shootings that took place last week, including three unhoused men who were sleeping.
- 1 security guard killed, 1 hurt in stabbing at Macy's December 5, 2023One security guard was killed and another was injured in a stabbing attack at a Macy's department store in Philadelphia on Monday morning, authorities said.
- Brutal killings of women in Western Balkan countries trigger alarm and expose system December 5, 2023A man in Bosnia killed his wife while streaming the murder live on Instagram
- Students suffered huge learning setbacks during the pandemic, study finds December 5, 2023A new study finds that students around the world suffered historic setbacks in reading during the pandemic and even deeper losses in math, with test score decreases so wide that the United States climbed in global rankings simply by falling behind less...
- Schools are sending more kids to the hospital December 5, 2023Last year, children were handcuffed and sent to a hospital emergency room for a psychiatric evaluation at least 117 times from schools in Wicomico County, on Maryland's Eastern Shore
- WATCH: Controlled explosion brings down cooling tower in Germany December 4, 2023A cooling tower at a coal-fired power plant was destroyed with a controlled explosion and it's the most satisfying thing you'll watch all day.
- WATCH: Cow escapes trailer, gallops down highway December 2, 2023A cow escaped a trailer and galloped down US-131 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Friday, causing traffic to slow on the busy highway.
- WATCH: Gaza family says they have nowhere left to go after Israel-Hamas cease-fire ends December 2, 2023The U.N. human rights chief warned that conditions in Gaza are now "beyond crisis point."
- LIVE: ABC News Live December 1, 202324/7 coverage of breaking news and live events
- WATCH: Officers chase deer through New Jersey school December 1, 2023New Jersey police were seen chasing a deer down the halls of an elementary school.
- WATCH: Dad caught cuddling puppy ‘he didn’t want’ on sofa ‘she’s not allowed on’ December 1, 2023It’s a tale as old as time… and we’re here for it every single time.

Raymundo "Ralph" Varela-Urizar
November 9, 2023
The Philadelphia Phillies lost game 7 of the NLCS with a score of 2-4 to the Arizona DiamondBacks. Phillies fans left Citizens Bank Park with disappointment...
November 9, 2023
The Philadelphia 76ers have removed the cancer on the team by trading James Harden away to the Clippers for picks and bringing back fan favorite Robert Covington and three...
Raymundo "Ralph" Varela-Urizar
October 26, 2023
The Philadelphia Sixers season will be taking on the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday Oct.26. away but the home opener will take place at Wells Fargo Center on Sunday, Oct.29....
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October 26, 2023
The Philadelphia Eagles lost against the New York Jets on Oct. 15 with a score of 14-20. The Philadelphia Eagles won against the Miami Dolphins on Oct. 22 with a score...
Calling all writers, musicians and creative minds: Do you have something you want to share with your peers at Bucks? Drop by the Lunchtime Open Mic on Tuesday, Nov. 28...
In the ever-changing world of the hip-hop genre, the argument on whether classic hip-hop or modern hip-hop is better continues to spark debates. Hip-hop has been around...
Bucks has collaborated with Moss Mill Brewing Company to craft its very own beer, Centurion Ale: Exploratore MMXXIII. Ray Melendez, a 48-year-old Warminster resident...
The “Evolve Piece” at Bucks County Community College is the first ceramic piece to be installed on Bucks’ sculpture walk, created by Wendy Liss; this abstract piece...

Hispanic Heritage Month, started on Sep. 15 and ended on Oct. 15, commemorates the contributions, customs, and influence of the ever-growing...

Come one, come all, because the Open-Door Club is a safe and open space for the LGBTQ+ community and allies that want to hang out together and...

During Women’s History Month, the African American Museum of Bucks County brought a pop-up exhibition to Bucks to help honor the contributions...

When I walked into Rollins 127 for my first time in August 2018, I had no idea what was in store for me over the course of the next two years. I...
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