PVCC Game Development Club beats last year’s score at contest

Six members of Piedmont Virginia Community College’s Game Development Club (GDC) spent the school year gearing up for the Information Technology Game Programming Competition at Radford University March 16 and 17. The annual contest, open to Virginia high school and community college students, requires each team to write and create a program using any programming […]

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Governor wants high schoolers to graduate with college experience

To help parents combat the hefty costs of sending their children to college, Governor Bob McDonnell added a proposal to his “ Opportunity to Learn” education agenda. Announced Jan. 9, proposition HB1184 would expand Virginia’s dual enrollment program. The current dual enrollment program offered in Virginia high schools allows junior and senior students to take […]

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PVCC favors club athletics due to economy, equality

As another Virginia community college joins the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), some former student-athletes on the grounds of Piedmont Virginia Community College (PVCC) find themselves asking the question, “Where are PVCC’s school teams?” If other community colleges are capable of having intercollegiate sports teams, then why does PVCC fail to have them? The answer is simple: money and equality. PVCC is one of 23 schools in the Virginia […]

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Workforce Services to offer 46 new courses

The halls of the main building, Kluge-Moses and Dickinson hum with activity as students at Piedmont Virginia Community College acclimate to busy spring schedules. This semester, however, many students are setting their sights on the building at the bottom of the hill. PVCC’s Workforce Services, located in the Stultz Center for Business and Development, is offering 46 new opportunities for students this spring. These courses and programs come as […]

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