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Adaptations: Dungeons & Dragons

Adaptations: “Dungeons & Dragons”

April 27, 2022
The members of the choir concert singing Sound Off, wherein various members of the choir would enthusiastically dance before their other fellow artists joined in all together.

BC’s “I Have a Voice” choir concert

April 25, 2022
Pepper the robot in Professor Manuel Fernandezs class of Applied Science and Technology, she was built for the purpose of being able to replace a lot of tasks for people like receptionists, security, he described.

BC’s Industrial Automation Day

April 22, 2022

BC transfer student becomes Goldwater scholar

April 21, 2022
Adaptations: In the Heights

Adaptations: “In the Heights”

April 8, 2022

Music then vs now: recalling the past to help shape the future

April 8, 2022

New research on Latino/a studies: academia changes how we view history

April 5, 2022

BC presents first Consent Fair

March 31, 2022
Adaptations: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them needs to stop

Adaptations: “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” needs to stop

March 20, 2022

“Loss and Longing”

March 11, 2022
Adaptations: Shadow and Bone

Adaptations: “Shadow and Bone”

March 8, 2022
Professor and chairwoman of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerces board of directors featured here speaking at an event for the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Spotlight: professor Garcia

March 2, 2022

Discussing anthems and modalities

February 24, 2022

UFW explains your rights

February 23, 2022
Adaptations: Comparing “A Series of Unfortunate Events”

Adaptations: Comparing “A Series of Unfortunate Events”

February 17, 2022
Adaptations: Hawkeye

Adaptations: “Hawkeye”

February 7, 2022

KCCD prepares budget

February 2, 2022

2022 State of the County

January 31, 2022

COVID policies: a testy discussion with faculty

January 28, 2022
World War Z

World War Z

January 25, 2022

Update on COVID-19 at BC

December 4, 2021

Carbon Management Opportunities Impacting Kern County

November 11, 2021
BC student, chamber singer, and member of the Renegade Chorus Mauro Laris performs his solo performance while other student performers complete the tandem art piece created by chamber singer Chrissy Foth.

Celebrating the Choral Concert

October 28, 2021

“Macbeth” Revived

October 13, 2021

Help needed: California’s truck driver shortage

September 30, 2021

California’s mask situation

September 2, 2021

Catching up on the Classics

August 31, 2021
Infielder Garret Pavletich of Bakersfield Colleges Renegades played against Antelope Valley Colleges Marauders on April 29.

BC takes the first game and splits the doubleheader

May 5, 2021

Op-Ed: Don’t Stop and Smell the Roses: Start Planting Trees

May 3, 2021

Law Enforcement Employer Panel

April 27, 2021
Bakersfield College hosted attorney and co-founder of the Innocence Project Barry Scheck via webinar on April 15, depicted showing a photo of what he described most lawyers offices looked like before the digital case, as he presented on modernizing civil and criminal trials with the use of forensic science.

Attorney and co-founder of the Innocence Project, Barry Scheck, speaks for BC webinar

April 23, 2021
Bakersfield Colleges webinar on Fire and EMS Employer Panel on April 14 included U.S. Forest Services fire prevention technician Eddy Rosales, who showed examples of work his department does such as prescribed fires to cut down on the dangers of forest fires.

BC host employer panel with local fire departments and emergency services

April 21, 2021
Number 21 on Bakersfield Colleges mens soccer team sophomore Juan Agripino playing his position as a wide midfielder during the Spring 2021 season.

A Second Look at Sports: Effects of a Pandemic

April 8, 2021
Zack Snyder’s Justice League: Worth the wait

Zack Snyder’s Justice League: Worth the wait

April 8, 2021
Unraveling Latina Stereotypes: Latinas Unidas in Conversation

Unraveling Latina Stereotypes: Latinas Unidas in Conversation

March 26, 2021

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier review: Try trusting the audience

March 22, 2021

BC hosts an Q&A panel about online education

March 19, 2021
“WandaVision” Finale: Short-lived, but Lives On

“WandaVision” Finale: Short-lived, but Lives On

March 9, 2021
“Shamanism: The Spirit of Story, Structure, and Symbols” on March 2, Professor Nan Gomez-Heitzeberg detailed specifics of a shaman drum made of reindeer hide, wood, and inks used to make symbols letting a shaman go between the two worlds. A shaman’s “traveling back and forth and getting information for the betterment of everyone, that seems to be true across cultures,” she explains.

Bakersfield College host: “Shamanism: The Spirit of Story, Structure, and Symbols” webinar

March 4, 2021

Superman & Lois Pilot Soars

March 2, 2021

“Energy-Water-Food Nexus”: Working towards a better understanding of California’s capabilities

February 28, 2021

Bags of Love Foundation: Local Charity for Children with Cancer

February 22, 2021

Review: The Slow Burn of The Little Things

February 19, 2021

Wolf Fire: California shifting into more stable wildfire management

February 3, 2021

Review: A Glimpse into the Reinvention of Cable: One of These is Not Like the Other

February 1, 2021
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