Student News Source at Piedmont Virginia Community College
Jessica Adkins, assistant editor Late-start classes are a hidden treasure at PVCC that some people may not know about. If someone misses the sign-up deadline and wants to take a certain class, they do not have to wait until Summer to take that class. There are certain classes during the semester that start later than […]
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Deadra Miller, online editor On Jan. 24, PVCC hosted the Community Climate Forum in conjunction with C’Ville 100 Climate Coalition to discuss the reduction of carbon emissions throughout Albemarle County and Charlottesville. Four different speakers were present to discuss their diverse solutions to the growing problem. The first speaker was PVCC Biology Lab Manager Jennifer […]
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Madison Weikle, staff writer “Time Of My Life is about many things, all at the same time. A tightly-knit, somewhat insular family doing the things that a family is supposed to do, despite the stresses engendered by their interpersonal relationships,” said Director Chip Staples. Staples is directing PVCC’s Spring Production Time of My Life by […]
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Liberty Anderson, staff writer Throughout the semester, PVCC has events to de-stress its students. The student government association in conjunction with the student success office plans most of the destress events. The college knows that anxiety and stress are major factors in a student’s life. “It’s okay to reach out,” said David Lerman, director of […]
Continue ReadingJamie Blake, staff writer When deciding what one wants to do with their life, there are many paths to take and options to choose from. It can feel overwhelming going back to school for so long, because it is not for everyone. The thought of trying to go through the process might not appeal to […]
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Shawn Kochhar, assistant editor On Jan. 24, students and staff gathered in the North Mall Meeting Room to hear from three entrepreneurs who each own their own companies. They were business owners in the arts and humanities field. It was an opportunity for attendees to learn about how these entrepreneurs started their businesses, about their […]
Continue Reading— Gallery Exhibition * — Nov. 30 – Jan. 30 — PVCC Theatre presents As You Like It ^ — Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 2, 2:30 p.m. Dickinson Main Stage — Annual Pottery Club Sale * — Dec. 1, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. — Nicholas Day/End of Semester Party * — Dec. 5, […]
Continue ReadingLiberty Anderson, staff writer Every semester, PVCC does a student satisfaction survey. The college seeks to improve upon itself, making important decisions based on the feedback received from the survey each semester. By completing the Student Survey, you are entered in a raffle for a chance to win a free three-credit course. The survey is […]
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Sophia Keniston, SGA president The SGA will be hosting two large events to finish out the Fall semester. From Monday, Nov. 26 to Dec. 7, we will be hosting a Shoe Box Drive to collect numerous types of gifts for children at Ronald McDonald House. This list includes items such as shoe boxes to pack […]
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Liberty Anderson, staff writer “It is the sweetest thing in life, art and free food,” said Beryl Solla, chair of visual and performing arts and professor of arts. Join PVCC on Friday Dec. 7 from 6-9 p.m. PVCC’s 12th annual Let There Be Light. Let There Be Light is PVCC’s biggest event and always becomes […]
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