Tyler Hall is an elegant mansion that sits upon a hill, looking over Neshaminy Creek, with unforgettable gardens and beautiful scenery – but underneath that mansion lies a long, narrow, and secret passageway. I met with Tobi Bruhn, vice-president of Advancement and Executive Director of Foundation and Alumni Relations. He was excited to show me this...

Pennsylvania may be getting a raise this July, as Governor Tom Wolf, has renewed his efforts to raise the minimum wage of $7.25 an hour to $15 an hour. Wolf has proposed that the wage starts out at $12 an hour, and then increase it by 50 cents, reaching $15 an hour towards 2025. Wolf has tried to raise the wages before, but plans to move ahead were...

Bucks’ student newspaper, the Centurion, has set a personal record, winning 15 Keystone Awards in the 2019 Pennsylvania News Media Association competition. This record is the most wins since the Centurion’s 2010 start in the yearly competition. Eight of the 15 awards were first-place victories. This year the Centurion has let its colors shine...

  A suspicious incident at the Newtown Campus was posted on the announcements page of My Bucks, and acts as a reminder of the importance of staying safe on and around campus. The initial report is stated as follows and is viewable on the announcements page. “Security is investigating a report that two males in a gold car asked a female...

  The Linksz Pavillion is hosting two 30-minute Hands Only CPR training classes Thursday, February 14, else known as Valentine’s Day. The American Heart Association reported that 88 percent of cardiac arrests happen at home so it is best to be prepared. There are two training sessions on Valentine’s Day. It is open to both students and...

President Trump’s government shutdown, lasting from Dec. 22 to Jan. 25, has been the longest in America’s history, leaving 800,000 federal workers without pay. According to Trump, his border wall, which has been the center of his campaign and his presidency, is urgent enough to leave almost a million American citizens without a paycheck. Trump...

Bucks students presented semester long group and solo research projects in front of their peers and the public at the bi-annual Student Research Conference (SRC) on Nov 30. The Student Research Conference was held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in various classrooms throughout the campus. The conference allowed students to collaborate with others and showcase...

The #MeToo movement may have started over a year ago, but its impact is still being felt everywhere, from the classroom to the workplace. But do students have the tools to deal with being in a #MeToo situation? A professor asked this of BCCC’s Business Studies department and the Center for Student Employment and Career Development (CSECD). Both departments...

Doylestown, located in central Bucks County, is nothing short of picturesque. The old buildings evoke a sense of nostalgia that draws tourists from all over the country. The people are friendly, the shops are small and personal, and the restaurants create unique dining experiences that keep customers coming back for more. But underneath this pretty,...

On Thursday, Oct. 25., the final debate was held between Republican congressional incumbent, Brian Fitzpatrick, and Democrat Scott Wallace. The debate took place on Fitzpatrick’s lower Bucks home turf at Bucks’ Bristol campus. The debate concerned who would get their seat representing the 1st district after the election on Nov. 6. Upon entering...