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 […]
Saturday was the canoe trip student outing. Also national Pi Day (like 3.14… the mathematical sign). Also my birthday! So in other words, Saturday was a pretty exciting day for me. Each semester, there are several student outing opportunities. Some of these include a dolphin cruise, a trip to the local Gulfarium, a Blue Wahoos baseball game, and of course, […]
It’s spring, which means one thing: BASEBALL!!! Despite the fact that I’m nearly 750 miles from my home team’s stadium, I still get notifications on my phone every time they play, and I cheer for them from here. While I’m very faithful to my St. Louis Cardinals, I was recently cheering for a different team. Last Saturday, I got to […]
Some go to college to get their Bachelor’s degree, others go to get their Master’s degree, and still others, as many have jokingly said, go to college just to get their M-R-S. degree. I’ve discovered that PCC offers all three of these. With the major spiritual emphasis at PCC, it is a great place to find guys/gals who share the […]
When I came to PCC, I didn't quite have a grasp on what collegians are. But now that I've experienced a collegian firsthand, they're not confusing at all! Collegians are simply small student groups that provide opportunities for leadership, service, and fun. The student body is split up into 24 women collegians and 20 men collegians. Freshmen select a collegian […]