Once again Bucks Accessibility Office and Nor’Wester Therapy Dogs: Canine Partners in Education have collaborated to bring comfort dogs to campus. Comfort dogs, also called therapy dogs, are specially trained and certified to provide comfort and affection according to Deborah Glessner, Nor’Wester Dogs co-founder. They can “increase beneficial...

Staring directly into the face of growing school debt, a nationally dwindling collegiate enrollment rate, and a society battling systemic injustices, new Bucks President Dr. Felicia Ganther is prepared to lead the college to a place of positivity and success. In her first interview with the Centurion since assuming the presidency over the summer, Dr....

The name is Bond, James Bond. Bravo Daniel Craig. Daniel Craig has been playing James Bond for 4,147 days. Craig’s tenure as Bond is the second longest behind Roger Moore. The question remains- does Craig’s last Bond film deliver a satisfying conclusion to his tenure as the worlds’ greatest spy? “No Time to Die” is a true celebration of...

Businesses across the country continue to struggle to find employees to fill the excess of positions available amid the recent labor shortage. A labor shortage can be simply described as there being more jobs than there are people willing to fill them. With record job openings and extremely high unemployment, employers are having extreme difficulty...

The Bucks County Community College Student Government Association elections finally took place this semester after being pushed back twice due to the pandemic. Director of Student Life and Athletics, Matt Cipriano, was available for comment. Cipriano expressed that the delays were not directly related to the COVID-19 virus, but rather the attempt...

The Bucks women’s soccer team didn’t get the start to their season that they were hoping for as they fell short in their opening game against Camden County College on Sep 14, losing 2-0. After having the next game against Montgomery County Community College postponed, the Lady Centurions bounced back in a big way with a 10-1 blowout against Manor...

Any student on campus Wednesday, Sept. 15 surely caught sight of Pastor Aden and the Key of David church by his side. They’re quite hard to miss, carrying brightly colored signs condemning any reader as a sinner doomed to hellfire and shouting offensive taunts at any ear close enough to listen. But who is Pastor Aden, and why is he here? The answer...

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. There are many organizations and people at Bucks as well as on the county, state, and nationwide levels working to help people to prevent death by suicide. Approximately 7 million volunteers and 1 million mental health professionals care. They provide hotlines, warmlines, prayer lines, support groups...

BCCC Journalism graduate Hal Conte is headed to the University of Warwick in the UK to study Global Media and Communication as a graduate student and a recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship. This news comes after half a decade of working towards a career in Journalism. “It obviously does reflect that I put in work towards this,” said Conte. Even...

Bucks offered the first 200 students to get the COVID vaccine shot at any of their three campuses a $100 gift card from Aug. 30 to Sept. 10. According to Bucks, they are offering free vaccinations with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, as well as the Pfizer BioNTech. Bucks encouraged both walk-ins and appointments for this event. Additionally, you...