Student News Source at Piedmont Virginia Community College
What would the first day in April be without some jokes and laughs? Robert Mac visited PVCC to provide the necessary jokes for April Fools’ Day. I had looked him up on Google before going to PVCC because I never heard of him. I saw some of his stand-up videos on YouTube, so I sat […]
Continue ReadingIt’s not uncommon for college students to get burnt out during a tough semester. Between homework and other things like work, it can be easy to lose track of when assignments are due. Although college can get to be a lot, PVCC offers a helping hand through the Student Success Office. The Student Success Office, […]
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The Virginia Festival of the Book, an annual celebration of reading sponsored by the Virginia Center for the Book, through Virginia Humanities, celebrated its 30th anniversary on March 20. Authors and writers of various genres were invited to share an intimate perspective on their work. Community members who attended were treated to a unique experience […]
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Located next to M Sushi in the Seminole Square Shopping Center, sits Minerals & Mystics, a charming crystal shop with an equally charming staff. Minerals & Mystics was formerly located on the other side of the shopping center, but within the last year, they have moved to their new location. This new location allows them […]
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PVCC’s Vice President for Instruction and Student Affairs, Dr. John Donnelly, will be retiring at the end of June. Donnelly has worked at PVCC for over 14 years, since February of 2010. Prior to coming to PVCC, Donnelly worked at other community colleges. He started at Germanna Community College in Locust Grove, Virginia, where he […]
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PVCC’s workforce services offer classes that provide skills that will help students find a good job and a good future to make good money. Classes are taught by instructors with industry knowledge and experience. The Stultz Center also provides opportunities for experiential learning. These opportunities include hundreds of classes and various credits that fall into […]
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At the main building of PVCC, the Admissions & Advising Center is here to help students succeed at college, pick the right courses for their studies and help students in their majors. When most people think of the Admissions and Advising Center for PVCC, they usually think of advisors, but there’s more than just advisors. […]
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Less than a mile from Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello lies a small café with its unique aromas and flavors, which provides the illusion that you’ve been transported to the French countryside. As soon as you step foot in the quaint roadside business, the music and aromas immediately charm the senses. On the menu, crêpes, brioches, gourmet […]
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At Dairy Market, there are multiple workers that run different types of restaurant stands. People work at the Dairy Market for a variety of reasons. There are multiple different types of jobs at the Dairy Market with some of them depending on the restaurant. Some people work there because it’s convenient for them. Others are […]
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If you are a fan of eating out, having desserts such as cake and ice cream, or going out to a bar, the Dairy Market in Charlottesville is for you. At the Dairy Market, meals are served through different food stalls that feature foods such as desserts, pasta, pizza, burgers, and fries. The food comes […]
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