From April 10 to 12, with the last remnants of our Spring weather at full gear, PSC’s Milton Campus, in collaboration with the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS), held the annual Spring Festival of Flowers, which continues to grow bigger with every passing year.
In recent years, the Pensacola State College District Board of Trustees have appeared frequently in mainstream media coverage, often in stories with concerns about transparency, governance structure, intellectual freedoms, the right to protest, and student accessibility. The Corsair sat down with Chair Gordon “Flash” Sprague to learn what the role of the Board of Trustees actually is and how they impact our college.
In the auditorium, with the cameras in back, and the College clubs behind their tables as keen-eyed as bats; curiosity had steeled the bustling crowd’s mind towards Michael Ruby. I attempted to understand him before he even mentioned his name, his thoughts; while others, of course, searched for salvation in their phones. Then Michael Ruby spoke. Not with power, but with an insightful self-confidence that said, “this is who I am”, an astonishing normalcy which articulated how his writing reflected himself.
This year, on July 4th, it will officially be the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, which was the beginning of a promising country. It will also happen to be National Poetry Month, which is one of the largest literary celebrations in the world.
Arcade gaming may soon return to Cordova Mall as Fun Factory prepares to open a new location at the Pensacola shopping center. While the company has not yet announced an official opening date, the planned arcade would bring gaming back to the mall for the first time in nearly two decades.
The Artemis II trip was a space mission that sent four astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen on an extraordinary exploration. Aside from the scientific milestones, has the Artemis II mission changed the game for younger generations? I believe so. It is more than a mission around the moon. It is proof that we are more than what we see in our everyday lives, proof that we are just getting started, and that curiosity is far from hurting the cat.
An agreement between Pensacola State College and U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement gives limited immigration enforcement authority to select PSC law enforcement officers, raising questions among students about how the policy could affect campus life.
Dido Elizabeth Belle, commonly known as Dido Belle, was a young mixed-race woman with a strong legacy; not only did she make history that tends to go unnoticed, but as UWF archaeologist Margo Stringfield discovered, Dido also had connections to Pensacola, Florida.
By Devin Lewis Artificial intelligence isn’t just a buzzword on social media or a homework shortcut. For students across the Florida Panhandle, it’s becoming the new language of employment. That was the message shared loud and clear at the Leadership in the Age of AI conference hosted by the University of West Florida (UWF), where…