On the day of the Eagles Parade in Philadelphia, Bucks was mostly barren of students. Most students went to bask in their team’s glory, leaving a few over-achievers and the staff to go about their normal day on campus. From her Tyler Hall office with a large window that faces out into the courtyard in front of Grupp Hall and the side of The Orangery,...

At the 19th Annual Bucks County Community College Journalism Forum, “Careers in Journalism-and Beyond,” professionals from the field spoke to attendees about their occupations and how journalism has shaped who they are and the jobs they do. In these ever-changing times, one takeaway was that journalism is alive and kicking, and although how it’s...

He watched in sheer panic as time ticked away on the clock, hoping all his hard work wouldn’t go to waste. Sports columnist Mike Sielski’s eyes were glued to the television, hoping with each play that the Philadelphia Eagles would hold control of the game. Sielski, who was voted by the Associated Press Sports Editors as the top sports columnist...

With the fear of tuition hikes mounting, Pennsylvanian community college faculty and students from across the state descended upon Harrisburg on April 10 to speak to state representatives about the allocated funding of their schools. A morning filled with discussion in which students were allowed to speak of their personal experiences regarding college...

While seeing the word increase and tuition in the same sentence may frighten some, the panicking may not be necessary. On April 22, the Bucks Board of Trustees unanimously voted that they would increase tuition by $5 at the college for the upcoming year. This change will be effective by Aug. 22, 2018, the beginning of the fall semester. The increase...

Bucks’s Democratic and Republican clubs came together on Thursday afternoon for a bipartisan workshop to discuss the importance of youth participation in politics and opportunities for students in the campaign world. What was supposed to be a Democratic club rally quickly turned into a political potluck, when the 19-year-old vice president of the...

The Centurion shone as one of the top community college newspapers in the state at the 2018 Student Keystone Press Awards held recently in Hershey, Pa., nabbing first place honors in categories such as Ongoing News Coverage, Feature Story, and Website, just to name a few. The Centurion, competing in the community college division, has won more than...

The Bucks men’s basketball team capped off a strong finish to the season with a postseason run, although a battle with Union County College ended their dream season. Unfortunately for the team they were defeated by Union County College by a score of 80-93 and could not get the job done. That puts an end to a great finish to the season and eliminates...

  For those looking to pursue a career in or have a general interest in journalism, there will be three journalism forums held on the morning of Tuesday, April 17, in Rollins 127. The first forum will begin at 8 a.m., the second at 9:30 a.m., and the third at 11 a.m. Each forum is roughly an hour and 15 minutes long. Within this time, various...