Financial Fortitude

If someone were to ask what demographic is most aware of financial issues, most would answer college students, especially community college students. There are always more bills to pay, more things to take care of, and those dreaded student loans. Banks that are only out for themselves, charging monthly fees or needing a minimum account […]

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Free T-shirt Event

  Students at PVCC on Wednesday, October 8, were able to receive free t-shirts beyond just comfortable attire. These shirts were adorned with custom designs chosen by each student. In the Bolick Student Center, students were lined up holding flash drives or smartphones with an image to adorn either a t-shirt, tote bag, or mouse pad. […]

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Kevin Spacey Speaks at UVA

Buzzing college students, long lines, and nosebleed seats surrounded Kevin Spacey, this year at the UVA President Speaker Series. Spacey opened up with a slam at the Hokies and a cliché “how I became famous” story. But, Spacey, as expected, did pull House of Cards, his popular Netflix original series, into his speech, which was […]

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New Police Chief

  The Public Safety and Campus Police departments are being rebranded. Piedmont Virginia Community College has hired a new police chief, Shawn Harrison. Harrison is bright and friendly. She likes Columbian roast coffee, occasionally with hazelnut cream. These small details are what help make up the new police chief’s warming personality. With a cup of coffee, […]

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Casino Night Kills It

Do you feel lucky? Then you should have been at Casino Night this past Friday. According to the Student Government Association’s (SGA) advisor, Steve McNerney, it “is the best Casino Night we’ve had.” This marks the sixth time the SGA has hosted the popular affair, drawing in students, staff and community members. The event was […]

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Public Safety Sessions

On Wednesday, October 22nd,  PVCC’s Police Chief  Shawn Harrison presented “A Conversation about Personal Safety.” The session was informative and gave tips that are useful to staff and students alike. This presentation is the beginning to a large array of plans to teach students and faculty how to be safe. In the upcoming weeks there […]

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