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...

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...

Greetings from the proverbial desk of the editors-in-chief! We’re proud to deliver another slamming print edition of The Broadside, featuring a slew of topics sure to entertain,...

Central Oregon Community College’s new literary magazine, The Thread, released its second edition this spring. This magazine illuminates the writing of COCC’s students. It...

Deaf and hard of hearing culture blossomed at Central Oregon Community College’s recurring American Sign Language Lunch and throughout the greater Central Oregon area, highlighting...

On Sunday, April 19, 2026, Mt. Bachelor bid farewell to its 2025/2026 season. With record-low snow levels and unusually high temperatures, it was a season to remember. However,...

With the early arrival of spring in Central Oregon, it's time to start transitioning what activities we do. Ski racks turn into bike racks and snowmobiles turn into kayaks and...

Moving to a new place can feel intimidating for anyone; the culture and landscape can be daunting for many. For Wickiup Hall students at Central Oregon Community College who moved...

At Central Oregon Community College in the Grandview fireplace room, Afrocentric Club students began the night by joining hands in a short moment of gratitude. Hosted on the evening...

As December moves along, many Central Oregonians are wondering, Where is the snow? After Mt. Bachelor announced on Nov. 28 that their opening day would be postponed, skiers and...

At a staggering 10,358 feet tall, South Sister is the tallest peak in Central Oregon and the third- tallest in Oregon. A popular 12.2-mile out-and-back trail takes you from the...

Brutal does not even describe the 1-mile, eastern side of the Smith Rock trail. Known as Misery Ridge, the 800-foot altitude accent on a narrow path offers spectacular cliffside...