By Arren Joseph-White As Halloween draws closer, we ask ourselves what we might be for the day of tricks and treats. Need some help choosing a costume? Our lovely staff at the Corsair has gathered their favorite and least favorite costumes for the season. Please remember these are just opinions; your costume choices are your...
Category: <span>Editorial & Opinion</span>
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Don’t Monkey Around, Come to Boo at the Zoo!
By Quincy Kirn On Saturday, October 11, the Gulf Breeze Zoo kicked off its fifteenth annual “Boo at the Zoo” event. From 10 AM to 5 PM, the zoo trails were bustling with over 1,000 people excited to trick-or-treat, learn about the animals, and explore vendor booths. With over 75 vendors, there was plenty to...
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Lumberjack Festival ‘25 : Family Fun for Everyone
By Justice Emerick & Tommy Burkhammer Jr. PSC held its 36th annual Lumberjack Festival on Saturday, October 11th at the PSC/UF Milton campus. The doors opened at 9:30 a.m. and the contests started at 10 a.m. and were over around 3:30 p.m. This event held numerous lumberjack related contests with 4 different classes of competition:...
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The Press-Passionate Poltergeists
By Arren Joseph-White Dear readers, our newspaper has been faced with a dilemma. We have been dealing with something…spirited. Not in emotion, but in hauntings. Ghostly whispers in the editing room, cold chills down the backs of the writers, and sensations of feeling watched during meetings. Since October started, this phenomenon has only gotten worse....
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Meet Splash!
By Justice Emerick On October 6, 2025, Pensacola State College’s main campus had a special little guest with a big job. Splash, the cadaver otter, who is the newest member of search-and-rescue. The event itself was spurred by adjunct faculty member Dr. McGlamory-Evans; she teaches the Criminology programs as well as Criminal Justice, Corrections, and...
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Vampire Ball Draws In More Than Blood
By Lydia McAllister The Vampire Ball was held at the Court of Deluna event space in downtown Pensacola on Saturday Oct. 4. The spacious location and extravagant decorations encouraged the attendees to embrace the fantastic experience of a vampiric ball. The venue had an entrance gate that accepted in the macabre guests and invited them...
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BOGO Shrimp
By Crust A. Cean PENSACOLA, FL – Over the past few weeks, there have been ongoing recalls of imported shrimp across the United States due to the detection of immense radiation. Due to high demands for shrimp, various stores have chosen to reduce prices accordingly. “I knew I had to stop in when I saw...
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Florida Department of Transportation Called for Removal of Street Art
On September 5th, a crew was sent over with paint rollers to remove North A Street’s “Black Lives Matter” mural. In 15 minutes, the mural was gone. The mural, painted in 2020, was one of several street art pieces throughout Florida that were removed at the request of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). Some...
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Suicide Awareness Month: Are You Taking Care of Yourself?
By Arren Joseph-White September is Suicide Awareness Month. It’s an important topic, yet one many choose to dance around; the heaviness makes it feel impossible to bring up. In a busy world, mental health and well-being can be hard to keep up with. As college students, it’s even more difficult. From deadlines and due dates...
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Staff Picks: Sweet Treats
A dessert every once in a while is a great thing to cheer you up. It can be a reward, a surprise, or anything in between bringing joy to yourself or someone else you care about. Each person has their own taste and interest. That’s what makes the world of sweet treats so interesting; there is something for everyone no matter what. The staff of the Corsair have gathered their favorite spot for baked goods for you to learn about, discover, and explore.