The Oxford Classics edition of Frankenstein sits against red pillows.

The Fall One Book Program Gains a Gothic Twist with a Classic Novel

The pursuit of knowledge. Human nature. Revenge. These are the themes for this semester’s One Book Program on campus. Every spring, the college holds a vote for a book that PVCC’s students, professors, and faculty members can read together. Previous years have ranged from Grit, about resilience; The New Jim Crow, about life after incarceration; […]

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Two students wearing PTK shirts pose at the South Entrance to PVCC

Community College’s own Honor Society

What is Phi Theta Kappa? Club President Wren Groth answered that with a quote from the PTK website, “Phi Theta Kappa brings dedicated, high-achieving students together in pursuit of scholarship and service.” President Groth and Vice President of Communications Klaira Bragado shared information about the organization during a recruitment presentation on Sept. 16.  Founded in […]

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A room with a window at one end, chairs and tables, a tv screen, and military flags on the wall

Veteran and Military Benefits at PVCC

PVCC provides a range of benefits and resources that are designed to help veterans, active-duty members, and their dependents. The school provides both tuition and academic support that ensures a smooth transition to education.  According to the  PVCC’s website, “PVCC is dedicated to creating and maintaining campus-community connections that ensure the entire spectrum of military […]

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PVCC president, vice presidents, and SGA members pose with VCCS Chancellor Dr. David Doré.

PVCC’s Student Government Association Goes to Richmond

In January, the Student Government Association (SGA) traveled with a contingent from PVCC to the General Assembly in Richmond. In addition to SGA representatives, the group included PVCC President Jean Runyon, Vice President of Finance & Administrative Services Scott Jeffries, Vice President of Student Affairs Andrew Renshaw, Vice President of Institutional Advancement & Development Harry […]

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