Marissa Romeo, Reporter
September 25, 2024 • No Comments
Do you want a free coffee? Do you have any questions about your classes? Do you simply have concerns about your future at BC? You’re in luck! Along with the nice cup of...
Marissa Romeo, Reporter
September 25, 2024 • No Comments
On Monday Sept. 23, 2024, the medical program hosted the Health of Science. Western University with their Summer Health Professions Educations (SHPEP) and the Masters...
Joscelyn Martinez, Editor-in-chief
September 25, 2024 • No Comments
Bakersfield College hosted the public safety career expo on Sept. 18, From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the huddle area on panorama campus was home to multiple...
Emily Fletcher, Reporter
September 23, 2024 • No Comments
Lavender Pride had to two events on Sept. 18, including a clothing swap and a how to professionally dress. The clothing swap, which started three years ago, focused on providing...
September 18, 2024
BC kicks off with Hispanic Heritage
September 18, 2024
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with the first event of the week on Sept.16. Where they honor the Hispanic culture and celebrate...
September 13, 2024
BC’s Department of College Safety (DCS) received a call from the Child Development Center (CDC) about an altercation transpiring...
Marissa Romero, Reporter
October 16, 2024 • No Comments
On Saturday Oct 26, the ALS Network will be hosting the 21, annual Kern County Walk & Roll to Cure ALS. Walk and Roll to Cure ALS, formally known as Walk to Defeat ALS,...
Tiffiny Wright, Reporter
October 9, 2024 • No Comments
October is well known for being a scary month thanks to Halloween, but the scariest thing about October isn't the haunted houses or scary movies but instead, the flu season. Even...
Abigale Paz, Reporter
October 9, 2024 • No Comments
On Oct 2 Bakersfield College held a drag workshop in honor of Queer History month allowing students to learn the glitz and glam of all things drag. Whether it was makeup,...
Kelly Dimas, Reporter
October 2, 2024 • No Comments
The Office of Student Life hosted the “One Book Kick Off Event” in partner with Kern County Library's ‘The One Book Project’, which is an annual event that was founded...
Financial Aid Application Workshop
October 2, 2024
For those who have questions or concerns about the FAFSA application process or if you’re struggling to fill in information...
Let’s create a piñata together!
October 2, 2024
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage month, Bakersfield College held a piñata decorating event on Sept. 30. This event was full...
Ace Warren, Arts & Entertainment Editor
October 7, 2024 • No Comments
“Joker: Folie à Deux” is a film that has been the center of the community since its release last week. The film has received some of the most negative reviews of the...
Ace Warren, Arts & Entertainment Editor
September 25, 2024 • No Comments
2024 has been an amazing year for the film industry from big blockbusters like “Dune: Part Two” to smaller popular indie releases like “I Saw the TV Glow.” Though...
Ace Warren, Arts & Entertainment Editor
September 4, 2024 • No Comments
Have you ever felt like you were someone else, not in a sense that you are not you but there is more to you that you don’t understand or maybe even something you know but...
Marissa Romero, Reporter
October 16, 2024 • No Comments
On Saturday Oct 26, the ALS Network will be hosting the 21, annual Kern County Walk & Roll to Cure ALS. Walk and Roll to Cure ALS, formally known as Walk to Defeat ALS, raises money and honors those affected by ALS and the side effects upon their bodies. By supporting the event you will be able to have fun and help support the future cure for ALS. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) but also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease is a one of the many diseases that destroys the human body. The disease itself weakens the body and could lead to not only losing the ability to walk but other basic motor functions to live their daily lives. Many who are diagnosed with ALS only have two-to-five-year life expectancy. Unfortunately, there is no cure nor...
Abigale Paz, Reporter
October 9, 2024 • No Comments
California university and college ballot bowl is set to end in almost a month on Nov 8. The ballot bowl is a friendly competition that is held between high education universities and colleges that encourages students to vote to showcase the civic engagement efforts of the school. “Voting is crucial for students because it not only allows them to express their views on important issues but also sets a foundation for lifelong civic participation” Elise Miller director of legislative affairs for Bakersfield College Student Government association said. The ballot bowl encourages students to push to help their campus win the state title. 116+ community colleges, 23 CSU’s, 10 UC’s along with 80+AICCU’s across America are eligible to participate....
Emily Fletcher, Reporter
October 9, 2024 • No Comments
Students have increasingly received emails from scammers, which often have requests to click on suspicious links. These fraudulent individuals have existed for a significant amount of time, typically trying to exploit individuals for their financial gain. Scamming is most common with money and can be very detrimental to a student’s school life. Privacy Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) stated “ Schools and school districts should be aware of this immediate threat and take steps to ensure that employees are trained to recognize and report suspicious emails to the appropriate authorities through their organizational security incident reporting process. In the interim, schools and districts should reiterate their policies on the...
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Health of Science program (SHPEP)
September 25, 2024
On Monday Sept. 23, 2024, the medical program hosted the Health of Science. Western University with their Summer Health Professions Educations (SHPEP) and the Masters of Science in Medical sciences (MSMS) programs are for students of first-generation medical students and who struggle with challenges...
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The beer bill quickly gained attention this year as students and the community could purchase alcohol at the Bakersfield College Memorial Stadium for events. Public schools in California are usually not permitted to sell alcohol. The legislative counsel’s digest from Assembly Bill No. 2094 states,...
September 23, 2024
September Is National Suicide Prevention Month. Joining the movement can bring awareness to an issue that takes thousands of lives each year from our beloved communities. To the ones that are currently fighting silent battles against their own mind, and acknowledging the loved ones who have been personally...
Abigale Paz, Reporter
October 9, 2024 • No Comments
On Oct. 3, 2024, Bakersfield College performing arts department showcased “Hamlet” directed by Cody Ganger and Steph Hankinson. This performance following “Twelfth Night”...
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“Heartstopper” is a showstopper
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In April of 2022 “Heartstopper”, the graphic novel by Alice Oseman, released its first season of...
Reina Garcia, Reporter
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Enya Flores, Reporter
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Esme Garcia, Reporter
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Jacqueline Villatoro, News Editor
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Jacqueline Villatoro, News Editor
September 25, 2024
The Bakersfield College women's soccer team suffered a tough loss in their home game against Ventura College by a score of 5-1 amid a hot and dry afternoon on Sept. 20. The...
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