100, 99, 98, 97… It seems as though my life runs on a constant countdown. I count down till college starts again so I can see my friends, then I count down till the day I get to go home and be with my family. I forget so easily to enjoy the moment and just enjoy the people there. At college, I […]
Amidst the throngs of people, lions, wolves, and bulldogs roam. Smoke cannons shoot off in the distance. There are pirates, life-sized social media pictures, and more... To add to the colorful scene, carnival music plays in the background, and the aroma of dozens of food items wafts through the air. This might seem like I am describing some distant, exotic land, but would you believe […]
Each semester I arrive at PCC brings something new. This year, the newest experience for me will be having a sister on campus. For returning students, it may be the first semester that you dive deeper into your major, now that the basic classes such as History of Civilization and Math for Liberal Arts are complete. Or perhaps you’re a […]
Hi, I'm Cory, a junior history major and one of the new Campus Post bloggers. At the beginning of this semester, I had the privilege of being part of student arrival services. Working at the check-in desk for new students, I was able to meet many of the incoming freshmen as they arrived on campus. As I helped these new students get […]
We have made it to our second week of classes, and you probably have come across a phenomenon. I like to call it “the five-question welcome.” The five-question welcome is a set of questions that you will be asked and that you will find yourself asking in the coming years. This phenomenon is especially prevalent at the beginning of the […]