By Devin Lewis According to LinkedIn data cited in multiple reports, more than 122 million people have received interview requests through LinkedIn, and 35.5 million have been hired via connections on the platform. That means LinkedIn isn’t just a place to post your resume, it’s a launchpad for real opportunities. But here’s where most students…
By Luke Tarnosky On Wednesday, September 17th, Pensacola State College held a number of activities celebrating the completion and signing of the United States Constitution. Led by PSC’s Social Sciences department, the campus was filled with history-related trivia, free pocket Constitutions, and Mister Softee’s ice cream for the campus to enjoy. However, the main event…
By: Lydia McAllister Seventy-seven years ago, on September 13th, Pensacola Junior College held its first classes with the initial enrollment of one hundred thirty-six students. Over the course of seven decades, it has evolved and grown into the school we now know as Pensacola State College, a name that was adopted in 2010. If you…
By Arren Joseph-White Need something to do in the coming months? There are always things going on in Pensacola and the surrounding areas. Here are some activities to keep an eye out for, from November to December. There are also things that you can do year-round. As the weather gets more bearable, be ready to…
By Riley Glover Sometimes as a film critic noted for their coverage of the macabre, movies slip through the radar that can’t easily be described. Some unnatural cinema requires explanation, even if the space is too limited to describe such terrors the way they need. So, I let open my doors and let all the…
By Arren Joseph-White On October 18th, people all around the country gathered in various cities such as New York, Chicago, and even here, in Pensacola in an estimated over 2,000 protests total for No Kings Day. Here in our own town, about 3,000 total people gathered at the corner of Airport and 9th to use…
By Arren Joseph-White September 19th was another hit for Pensacola’s annual Gallery Night. The theme? Art of Hispanic Heritage, or Viva Pensacola. A chance to explore the diverse cultures that Latin America has to offer at a smaller scale. Foods, crafts, and music to create a vibrant and energetic atmosphere that surrounded and invited all…
by Jeremiah Doxey The founding of civilization marked political violence as a horrific issue that each society must confront. The existence of political violence, which is on the minds of many Americans, has been brought to the forefront with the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk. While the main motivation of the suspect remains unknown, in…
By Luke Tarnosky On October 17th, the Pensacola State College Performing Arts Department kicked off the autumn season with a bang with the opening night show of their newest comedy/romance musical, The Unsinkable Molly Brown. Running for two weekends in a row and a total of six full-length shows, the show was a massive success;…
By Tommy Burkhammer Jr. Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with this deliciosa Sopaipilla Cheesecake. From Sept. 15th – Oct. 15th we in the U.S. celebrate the influence and contributions of Hispanic culture. This recipe is perfect for this month as sopaipilla is a New Mexican dish. Sopaipilla are incredibly versatile, often having both savory and sweet…