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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...
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...
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...
A new drug program to help those in Bucks conquer drug addiction
While America may be busy dealing with COVID-19, the drug addiction crisis hasn’t gone away. Bensalem seemingly has the most drug problems in Bucks County, specifically heroin and meth....
How to Prepare for the 2020 Flu Season
Flu shot season technically begins in August and ends in March, but many doctors have recommended getting the shot in October, before the season begins to get ugly. Students have shared their concerns...
Students react to election results
The day of reckoning has finally come and gone, and yet as votes were counted, US citizens along with the rest of the world waited to see who would be elected president. On Nov. 7, the strongest voter...
Sellersville Teen Shot Dead at State Park
Jason Kutt, 18, was shot dead on Oct. 24 while on a date with his girlfriend at Nockamixon State Park. The District Attorney at Bucks County, Matt Weintraub, is asking for help in searching for the...
How COVID-19 & California’s Wildfires are Affecting Produce
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...
Don't be afraid to join in on Halloween festivities this year as some are still being held, just be cautious and considerate. Bucks County has yet to give official guidance about the safety of trick-or-treating,...

The day of reckoning has finally come and gone, and yet as votes were counted, US citizens along with the rest of the world waited to see who...




Student Gives New Life to the “Keeping it Reel” Film Club
As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on and classes remain mostly virtual, students at Bucks are looking for things to keep them occupied. Luckily for them, there is a club on the comeback that may interest...
Bucks Professor to Release New Book Next Year
Sarahlyn Bruck, a Bucks language & literature professor and writer, is preparing to publish her second book in her career. Her first novel “Designer You,” published in 2018, won the 2019 Indie...
Bucks Spring 2021 Semester Will be Online
Bucks has announced that the spring 2021 semester will be online out of safety precautions for the COVID-19 virus. According to the press release the college put out on the matter, the decision was made after consulting faculty and staff on what to do for spring classes. “We did not make any of these decisions lightly, and our first priority is ensuring that our Bucks community stays...
Bucks’ Poet Laureate 2020 Winner and Reception
On Nov. 15, Bucks will be having its annual reading and reception with 2020 Poet Laureate winner, Jane Edna Mohler, on YouTube starting at 1 p.m. Mohler is a Bucks County native and author of the book...
Bucks host virtual comedy event.
Bucks is hosting a new monthly virtual comedy series in hopes to give students a good laugh during stressful times. “Big Laughs on Campus,” hosted by comedy veteran Marc Kaye, is a series that features...
The Results and Winners of Bucks’ Student Body Election
The winners of the student body election for Student Government Association (SGA) were limited to three students who ran during the election, while the rest of the roles are actively being filled. From...
Bucks Professor to Release New Book Next Year
Sarahlyn Bruck, a Bucks language & literature professor and writer, is preparing to publish her second book in her career. Her first novel “Designer You,” published in 2018, won the 2019 Indie...
How Social Media Is Stressing Young Adults Out
As society ventures into the 21st century, we have seen social media platforms dominate the internet. Whether it be the eroding Facebook, the popular Instagram and Twitter, or the newcomer TikTok, social...
America: The land of confusion
Since 2016, and especially after Donald Trump became president, we’ve seen protests, riots, fights, and a whole lot of angry people voicing their opinions on social media. This isn’t the first time...
Bensalem Public Safety Director has Seen it All
On this chilly Friday morning in late February, Fred Harran’s work-day is off to an ideal start. He’s not observing a murder scene where a victim lies, and officers are sympathetically trying to authority...
A Look At Professor Pezza’s Class
After settling into class, taking off his black North Face jacket and placing his Dasani water bottle on his desk, Professor William Pezza begins his classes at Bucks with asking his students what is going...
Story continued from page three. "When you first start off, it’s hard to be that flexible because your scared and you don’t know too much," Rackin answered honestly. Although, true to Rackin’s disposition she continued to work at it until she felt that her critiques were helping her students. "I think when you help people identify what’s most unique in their own work and grab onto that and...
School Lane Charter in Bensalem welcomed back students to its two campuses on a hybrid schedule that started Nov. 30. That is, for those who felt comfortable returning to school amidst a global pandemic. Surveys...
After nearly 5 years of contentious opposition from Fairless Hills residents, township supervisors and environmental groups, the decision made in July by Elcon Recycling Services to formally withdraw their...
While America may be busy dealing with COVID-19, the drug addiction crisis hasn’t gone away. Bensalem seemingly has the most drug problems in Bucks County, specifically heroin and meth....
Jocelyn Pappas
April 30, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0knWuE3hi0&feature=youtu.be
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
Hal Conte
April 30, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBociiv4r_M&feature=youtu.be
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
- United Airlines posts $1.9 billion loss in pandemic-laden 4Q January 21, 2021United Airlines lost $1.9 billion in the last three months of 2020, but the airline says it's laying the groundwork for a gradual recovery after the coronavirus outbreak is contained
- United Airlines posts $1.9 billion loss in pandemic-laden 4Q January 21, 2021United Airlines lost $1.9 billion in the last three months of 2020, but the airline says it's laying the groundwork for a gradual recovery after the coronavirus outbreak is contained
- Immigrants cheered by possible citizenship path under Biden January 21, 2021Immigrants are cheering President Joe Biden’s plan to provide a path to U.S. citizenship for about 11 million people without legal status
- Immigrants cheered by possible citizenship path under Biden January 21, 2021Immigrants are cheering President Joe Biden’s plan to provide a path to U.S. citizenship for about 11 million people without legal status
- California winds easing after sparking fires, power outages January 21, 2021A windstorm that fanned brushfires, toppled trees and left thousands of Californians without power is finally easing out of the south and some rain may be on the way
- California winds easing after sparking fires, power outages January 21, 2021A windstorm that fanned brushfires, toppled trees and left thousands of Californians without power is finally easing out of the south and some rain may be on the way
- LIVE: ABC News Live January 21, 202124/7 coverage of breaking news and live events
- 3 soldiers dead after military helicopter crashes in upstate New York January 21, 2021Three soldiers are dead after a military helicopter crashed in upstate New York Wednesday evening, authorities said.
- 3 soldiers dead after military helicopter crashes in upstate New York January 21, 2021Three soldiers are dead after a military helicopter crashed in upstate New York Wednesday evening, authorities said.
- New York City postpones vaccine appointments as new shipments are delayed January 21, 2021New York City officials announced they will be canceling first dose vaccination appointments for 23,000 patients due to supply issues.
- New York City postpones vaccine appointments as new shipments are delayed January 21, 2021New York City officials announced they will be canceling first dose vaccination appointments for 23,000 patients due to supply issues.
- World leaders react to Joe Biden's inauguration January 20, 2021European leaders, the U.K., Russia and Iran have all reacted to inauguration day.
- World leaders react to Joe Biden's inauguration January 20, 2021European leaders, the U.K., Russia and Iran have all reacted to inauguration day.
- Trump's pardon blitz keeps ex-Google exec out of prison January 20, 2021A long-running Silicon Valley soap opera has taken an unexpected twist after outgoing President Donald Trump pardoned a former Google engineer
- Trump's pardon blitz keeps ex-Google exec out of prison January 20, 2021A long-running Silicon Valley soap opera has taken an unexpected twist after outgoing President Donald Trump pardoned a former Google engineer
- States report vaccine shortages and cancel appointments January 20, 2021The push to inoculate Americans against the coronavirus is hitting a roadblock: A number of states are reporting they are running out of vaccine
- States report vaccine shortages and cancel appointments January 20, 2021The push to inoculate Americans against the coronavirus is hitting a roadblock: A number of states are reporting they are running out of vaccine
- POTUS, VP Twitter accounts change from Trump to Biden administration January 20, 2021After being sworn in, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris issued their first tweets from their official presidential accounts.
- POTUS, VP Twitter accounts change from Trump to Biden administration January 20, 2021After being sworn in, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris issued their first tweets from their official presidential accounts.
- New Mexico zoo sends endangered wolf pack to Mexico January 20, 2021A New Mexico zoo has sent a pair of endangered Mexican gray wolves and their seven pups to Mexico as part of conservation efforts in that country
October 25, 2020
Somehow, some way, the Eagles came back and beat the Giants 22-21 to take first place in the NFC East. It seemed unlikely heading into the game that the Carson Wentz would...
Hunter Sleppy, Centurion Staff
October 1, 2020
The Philadelphia Eagles are a train wreck, an 0-2-1 train wreck to start out the NFL season, losing games to Washington, the L.A. Rams, and tying the Bengals. There...
September 17, 2020
COVID-19 has disrupted our way of life over the past six months in the form of quarantine and event cancellations. But on the bright side, professional sports have made a...
Paul Scorzafava, Centurion Staff
May 15, 2020
Like the rest of society, sports have been severely affected by the coronavirus pandemic. With every major league and college sports teams canceling or postponing their seasons...
As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on and classes remain mostly virtual, students at Bucks are looking for things to keep them occupied. Luckily for them, there is a club on the...
Sarahlyn Bruck, a Bucks language & literature professor and writer, is preparing to publish her second book in her career. Her first novel “Designer You,” published...
J.K. Rowling, acclaimed author of the Harry Potter series, has been under fire recently after making controversial comments on the transgender community. Rowling began...
Over the last several months, the Coronavirus pandemic has put several companies out of businesses, especially theatres across America. Earlier this month, Regal Cinemas...
Vincent Barreras
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...
Hal Conte
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...
Gianfranco Illiano
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