October 2026 Edition

Featured News

PSC Trustee Zach Smith and Dr. Edward Meadows in meeting

Trustee Tracker: A Monthly Look into PSC’s Presidential Search

By Quincy Kirn   Pensacola State College is entering a period of transition as new members fill the school’s governance and leadership roles. After 18 years, President Ed Meadows announced his retirement in April, effective December 31, 2026. Then in May, Mr. Zack Smith took over as  Chair for the college’s Board of Trustees, while the…

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Arts & Entertainment

Decorative movie poster for Labyrinth of Cinema

They Call It Modernization, I Call It Barbarization

By Riley Glover  There’s a sequence towards the end of 2019’s “Labyrinth of Cinema” that has broken my heart both times I’ve seen it and it’s the most visually simplistic sequence. It is a list of names, dates, and ages read by a narrator for nearly a minute, noting the deaths of the Sakura acting…

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Nirvana Unplugged: Funeral for the Living

By Jermey Grimes  Content Note: This article contains mentions of death and suicide and as such, may be disturbing to some readers.  April 8th, 1994, an electrician hired to install security lights ended up discovering a tragic discovery-which would make headlines the next day. Nearly 30 years later, the suicide of Kurt Cobain is still…

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Get Involved: PSC’s Theater Scene

By Emily Lockard //edits by Q  Are you interested in joining the theatre scene at Pensacola State? PSC stages many awe-inspiring performances inside the Ashmore Auditorium, and everyone’s excited for the upcoming musical Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street! So, how can you, as a student, get involved? PSC Director of Theatre and…

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Sports

Illustration of PSC women athletes playing volleyball and soccer

PSC Athletics Department: Find Your Place in the Game

By Megan Bryant  Another season is taking shape at Pensacola State College,​​ bringing returning players, new faces, and fresh opportunities for students to join in on the action, whether on the court or in the stands.  Kierra Potts is entering her fourth year at PSC after spending the last three seasons coaching volleyball. She has…

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Humans of PSC

Health Occupations Students of America club standing outside HOSA 2025-2026 State Leadership Conference

Club Rush

Astronomy Club   All students, family, and friends are welcome to come to meetings or stargazing events.  Our remaining stargazes for 2026 are Sept 18th and 19th and October 16th and 17th.  Stargazes are free to all. We meet at Casino Beach, on the paved area between the pavilion where they do Bands on the Beach…

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My Little Pirates: Make Friends This Semester!

By Justice Emerick   Welcome back, Pirates. Let us at The Corsair help you kick your semester up a notch with some friendly advice. . . Make friends!  Yes, you read that correctly. If you are anything like me, you started—or are starting—the college experience with one goal. Graduate. Don’t get me wrong; that is still…

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Food & Recipes

Homemade Banana Pudding in green pan

Fluffy Banana Pudding

Fluffy Banana Pudding  By Tommy Burkhammer  Welcome back to school! Also, for those of you just starting your college journey, welcome to PSC! We’re so excited to have you. Now, I know it is September, but it’s still early in the year, and this is my first recipe this semester, so I wanted to welcome…

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Editorial & Opinion

Cyberdeck 101

By Benjamin Brabson     What’s nova, Chooms? If you’ve ever played Cyberpunk 2077 (or maybe just scrolled tech-TikTok), you’ve probably at least heard of a cyberdeck.    In short, a cyberdeck is a custom-made computer. And they represent something important, a necessary piece of resistance, in a time where big tech corpo-cyberware- I mean, large tech Corporations…

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$60 Mad Libs, or Living the Dream?

By Casey Hignite    The highly anticipated follow-up to Nintendo’s 3DS cult classic Tomodachi Life came out April 16 across the world, flying up the charts. Japanese video game magazine Famitsu reports that it topped the chart with 565,405 in just the first three days of release, several times more than second place Pragmata at…

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Join us for Corsair meetings to learn how to become a writer for Pensacola State College’s student newspaper, The Corsair.

The meetings are held every Wednesday at 3:00 p.m., on the Pensacola Campus in Building 4, Room 410-A.