Tucked away in the heart of the Rollins Building is Room 118, also known as “the newsroom.” This is where students and faculty can find The Centurion newspaper headquarters, under the advisement of Professor Tony Rogers. While this is a student-run paper with an entirely student-run staff, as...

Professor Michael Babij and his courses aren’t just classes to take for credits — they are opportunities for students to learn much about science. On quiet afternoons in Geology, SCIE103, Babij’s voice fills the room with steady rhythms. His tone is calm and relaxed — the kind that can make...

The two Bucks County teens who lit homemade explosive devices in front of the New York Mayor’s house have begun their court room battles with an eight-count indictment including, Attempted Use of a Weapon of Mass Destruction, Transportation of Explosive Materials and Unlawful possession of Destructive...

Around every corner, talent can be found within Bucks: The school is flooded with artists, dancers, performers, but perhaps one that seems to stand out happens to be the music department. Many people are aware that Bucks has a music department, however, they are not always aware of just how progressive...

More than five years ago, COVID-19 shut down most of the world’s in-person processes. Bucks classes migrated online, and student clubs went on hiatus, all except one: The Centurion newspaper, led by the Editor-in-Chief at the time, Alyssa Moore, never stopped meeting deadlines despite worldwide...

Bucks County Community College’s floral design program has earned recognition for the second year in a row, taking home a bronze medal at the 2026 Philadelphia Flower Show. This year’s theme, “Rooted: Origins of American Gardening,” celebrated the nation’s 250th birthday by highlighting...

The Centurion, Bucks County Community College’s student-run newspaper, has won 18 awards in 2026’s Student Keystone Media Contest. The Centurion has also been given the Sweepstakes Award for Division III, courtesy of the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association, an achievement that states the fact that...

Proposed ICE detention centers in Pennsylvania have sparked worries that they would overburden local services, compromise public safety and drain tax revenue, threatening the well-being of surrounding communities. The federal government’s purchase of warehouse properties in Pennsylvania for potential...

 A peaceful protest was held for The Quakertown 5 on Friday, Feb. 27, in the borough of Doylestown, hosted by the Doylestown Action League.   Many people showed up ready to rally against I.C.E. enforcement abuses, but also to rally in support of the students who had been arrested...

Sometimes, stubbornness and a lack of energy to put forth any effort are the sneaky reasons as to why people skip out on their civic duties—like being a citizen superhero but forgetting the cape! Former Pennsylvania Gov. Mark Schweiker and Pennsylvania House Representative Tim Brennan came to Bucks...