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The Student News Site of Central Oregon Community College

The Broadside

The Student News Site of Central Oregon Community College

The Broadside

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The station's building with the words "KPOV 88.9FM" on it.

COCC rides the radio waves

Lindsey Spakousky, Contributor | Published June 26, 2026

Lindsey Spakousky Contributer KPOV Radio Station Offers a Class on How to be a DJ KPOV, a radio station located in Central Oregon, offers a DJ class through Central Oregon...

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Making sure you are aware of where you are on the trails is a very important component of mountain biking, here students are looking at a map of all of Bend's trails.

Fun on wheels

Madeline Bell, Editor | Published June 25, 2026

Central Oregon Community College offers a wide range of unique classes, and some of the most fun are the health and human performance activity courses. From backpacking to backcountry...

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A young woman with curly hair gives a thumbs-up sign while standing next to a person dressed as a fuzzy bobcat.

Talia Stockwell: a legacy of fun?

Ray Randall, Editor | Published June 22, 2026

It’s seemed like over the last two years, no matter where you looked, there they were. Talia Stockwell, outgoing president of the Associated Students of Central Oregon Community...

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A cozy corner with warm lighting and a calm street view that feels quiet and unhurried.

TEAL brings a softer side to downtown Bend

Madina Aria, Editor | Published June 19, 2026

Inside the Tea and Art Lounge on NW Bond Street customers sip tea while sketchbooks, watercolor palettes and conversation spread across tables. The recently opened TEAL is more...

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Miniature engineers repair a keyboard computer.

Resilience in an AI future

Dylan Piazza, Staff reporter | Published June 11, 2026

Anxieties about artificial intelligence and the job market appeared surprisingly muted at the Central Oregon Community College job fair this term. Many students and employers expressed...

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