While I do enjoy eating at both Four Winds and Varsity, sometimes I like to change up my normal eating routine. That is why—especially on days when I have a busy schedule—I have become a big fan of PCC’s Grab 'N’ Go, a service that provides an option of bagged lunches and dinners throughout the school week.
It was a chilly December evening at Pensacola Christian College. I strolled up and down the lines at the Four Winds, weighing my options as if my choice would hold some lasting significance in my life. I kept gravitating back toward the soup bar and finally settled on a bowl of creamy tomato soup. I ladled with one hand and […]
I’m loving this new meal option on campus known as Grab 'N' Go. For those reading this post who are not currently students here, let me give a quick update. A couple weeks ago in chapel, President Shoemaker told the student body that he has been noticing many students don’t have much time to eat lunch or dinner on certain […]
All right, so I’m writing about food again. So what if I write about food all the time? I like food. Wasn’t it Aristotle who once said “Anna Grace should like food…” or something along those lines? I don’t know, I can never keep all the profound things that people say straight in my head. Anyways, Thanksgiving is tomorrow, along […]
Maybe you have considered PCC's Work Assistance Program either as a prospective student, or as a current one. Pensacola Christian College currently has about 2000 students employed in their program, working an average of 11.5 hours a week and making an average of over $2,500 a year to be applied to their tuition. I remember being really excited about what […]