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By: A.J. Barnes, Student Writer After almost a year of discussing the upcoming change from sixteen-week semesters to eight-week terms with faculty and staff, OCCC has started promoting the shift
Read MoreBy: Jade Tyra, Staff Writer While Oklahoma City Community College is pushing full force to transform the college semester system to eight-week terms in 2020, some faculty members are have
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Maris and Cithera are back this week with another fun episode! This week the girls talk about phone addiction and better ways to hang up and hang out! They also
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By: Angelo Lopez and John Benson, Staff Writers OCCC kicked off the fall with their first Fall Carnival, Oct. 10, in the Recreation and Fitness gym. This is the first
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By: Venae Roan, Managing Editor This past month OCCC visitors, students and faculty may have been shocked to see a long line of clearly able-bodied students rolling across campus together
Read MoreBy: Jade Tyra, Staff Writer Many walking across the street from OCCC’s main campus may be visibly carrying guns strapped to their hips come November. But, OCCC students, faculty and
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By: John Benson, Staff Writer The Office of Student Life and the Student Government Association have collaborated to bring the OCCC community this semester’s Fall Carnival. The Carnival will allow
Read MoreBy: John Benson, Staff Writer An OCCC student who was falsely charged with three motor vehicle related crimes in late 2018 and who had to pay over $4,000 in bond
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By: John Benson, Staff Writer After more than a year of planning, renovation and construction, OCCC celebrated the completion of the new Campus Police Headquarters, Sept. 16, on the southeast
Read MoreMaris and Cithera are back again with a new episode of the Pioneer Podcast! This week, they cover flu shot season and their experience and thoughts on vaccinations as well
Read MoreBy Maris Howard and Cithera Hinds This week, they cover the new safety system around OCCC’s campus, as well as some other general advice on staying safe, before diving into
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By: Tristian Williams, Staff Writer During a recent blood drive on campus, gay sexually active males were barred from donating blood because of what some call an outdated policy of
Read MoreBy: John Benson, Staff Writer With a new semester starting, odds are many students will need to use the testing center in the Main Building, just south of Student Success
Read MoreBy: Cithera Hinds, Staff Writer A former OCCC employee of over 22 years who was fired after undergoing a liver ultrasound has amended her civil complaint against Oklahoma City Community
Read MoreBy Maris Howard and Cithera Hinds Maris and Cithera are back for another edition of The Pioneer Podcast. This week, they cover the changes the OCCC cafeteria underwent over the
Read MoreBy Maris Howard and Cithera Hinds A new semester brings a new season of the Pioneer Podcast! Join new hosts Maris Howard and Cithera Hinds as they travel around campus
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By: Maris Howard, Staff Writer Research shows that students’, faculty and staff members’ brains work best when they think more positively about themselves, OCCC Counselor Jenna Howard said from her
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By: Venae Roan, Managing Editor With the new school year starting, OCCC students may be spending more on textbooks than they need to or waiting to buy them until they
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By: Ryan Chapman, Editor-in-Chief and Staff Reports Starting a new semester often causes OCCC students to sweat with anticipation and a bit of fear. But, students on the main campus
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By Ryan Chapman, Editor-in-Chief Energy FC are finding their stride at the right time. At the half last week in Portland, the team faced a familiar situation. Though they hadn’t
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By Ryan Chapman, Senior Writer Energy FC won’t dwell too long on their win last week, as they face rivals Tulsa Roughnecks Saturday night. Though emotions tend to run hot
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By Miranda FosterStaff Writer My stomach dropped to my knees in December 2018, when my newspaper adviser, Scott Carter, suggested that Lauren Johnson and I start a podcast for The
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By Ryan Chapman, Senior Writer Oklahoma City Energy FC found themselves back in the win column, defeating Tacoma Defiance 2-0 this past Saturday. Let’s take a look at three takeaways
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By Ryan Chapman, Senior Writer Just 13 games in the regular season remain for Energy FC. Thirteen games to end the recent bad run of form, and get back to
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Students needing help with academic success will continue to have options, even after OCCC has closed the Learning Support office.? The Learning Support office gave advice to students about studying
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The Pioneer crew recently went to check out the newly opened coffee shop on campus. Formerly operated by Consolidated, it’s now run by OCCC alum Murod Mamatov. Ida: It looks
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Just over halfway through the season, the Oklahoma City Energy still struggle to find consistency. The Energy currently sit in eighth place in the Western Conference, but only three points
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It’s not every day students at OCCC are honored for showing positivity or being engaged in classes. But, some did last month as the college’s TRiO Upward Bound mini-college program
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For vegan or vegetarian students, finding restaurants can be difficult, or sometimes too expensive. Even when one does have options, it can be very limited. Places like The Loaded Bowl
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Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry is operating and Oklahomans are benefiting. But, there are still some roadblocks to the bill’s implementation, especially at OCCC. One of these challenges is students at
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MONICA HERNANDEZ, Pioneer Student Writer Oklahoma City Community College is looking to expand the availability of online and hybrid courses, finalize plans to repurpose the aquatics center by June 2020,
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By Miranda Foster, Staff Writer An Oklahoma City felon who was arrested at least six times for failing to register as a sex offender pleaded guilty to another instance of
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By Marcus Robertson, Editor-in-Chief A former longtime Oklahoma City Community College employee and Employee of the Year, is suing the college in federal court for wrongful termination. Denise Gomez, who
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OCCC students, parents, grandparents and even college President Jerry Steward were reminded to always do what they are told, when College for Kids presented the play, Day at Disney, July
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Students can buy food at the Campus Coffeeshop The Oklahoma City Community College cafeteria will be closed starting Friday, June 14, and will not be reopened until the start of
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By Ryan Chapman, Sports Editor OKLAHOMA CITY- A complete 90 minute performance had eluded the Energy for most of May in league play. Two weeks ago, after a dominant opening
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Pioneer Senior Writer, Marcus Robertson Single fatherhood is on the rise. For much of American history, responsibility for raising children fell by default to mothers—whether they had help or not.
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Pioneer Staff Writer, Miranda Foster It is a beautiful thing to see how understanding people can be. It’s not uncommon to see communities join together to celebrate the homosexuals, bisexuals,
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Staff Writer/Photographer, Jenna Twyman “I had no idea what was going on. It wasn’t until I was older that the realization set in, and when the problems started. I didn’t
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KaraLee Langford, Editor Far too often we hear about the problems and difficulties women endure in today’s world. Truthfully, it is not popular opinion to endorse the male’s side and
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KaraLee Langford, Editor May 2, Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) students Jamal Williams, with the help of videographer Andrew Johnson, produced for the first time live and in concert, J
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Lauren and Miranda return after missing Tuesday’s episode to present the largest podcast they have ever done! Totaling at 46 minutes, explore the daily adventures of the Pioneer, meet the staff, and make sure to watch all the way through for a special dedication surprise at the end!
Read MoreKaraLee Langford, Editor For generations, those before us have never failed to offer a remedy for life’s simplest decisions. Phrases such as, “I was once young too, you know,” or
Read MoreBy Sean Stanley, Staff Writer Most people are aware of the power house Netflix has become in providing interesting and original content. Netflix has put out critically acclaimed original series
Read MoreJeremy Morgan, Staff Writer In the fall of last year Oklahoma’s Medical Marijuana law went into effect. The law came by way of an initiative petition, State Question 788, which
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By Ryan Chapman, Sports Editor Energy FC erased a three-goal deficit to earn a 3-3 draw against Reno 1868 FC at Greater Nevada Field Saturday night. Alexy Bosetti completely changed
Read MoreBy Ryan Chapman, Sports Editor Energy FC scored two goals in second half stoppage time against Reno 1868 FC to erase a 3-0 deficit and earn a 3-3 draw Saturday
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BY MIRANDA FOSTERPioneer Staff Writer Eighteen year old, Kelvin Perez-Lopez, was found dead on February 23rd in the water at Lake Overholser. He was last seen on January 28th. He’d been reported
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Short series “Weed Facts” coming soon to the Pioneer website! Stay tuned for more information as we share the impact Medical Marijuana is bringing to Oklahoma!
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BY RYAN CHAPMANPioneer Staff Writer Weekly Rumbles: Volume 1 Hey there everybody and welcome to our first edition of Weekly Rumbles. Here we are going to shoot the moon with
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First appearing in Episode IV: A New Hope, the character Han Solo quickly became a fan favorite. Originally portrayed by the Harrison Ford, Han Solo is the focus of the
Read MoreBy: Ryan Chapman, Editor-in-Chief The Oklahoma Sooners are 7-0 for the first time since 2004, and are being led by an unlikely group– the Oklahoma defense. Sooner fans were told
Read MoreBy: Tristian Williams, Staff Writer OCCC’s Native American Student Association held an Indigenous Peoples Day Exhibition Oct. 14 to bring awareness to indigenous culture. Students were invited to the general
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By: Cithera Hinds, Staff Writer Food insecurity is prevalent on many campuses, but OCCC is working with students and the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma to implement change on campus,
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By: Ryan Chapman, Editor-in-Chief Over the past few weeks, I am pleased to say I have rediscovered a concept I once thought to be a bygone of today’s social climate
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