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By Quincy Kirn Pensacola State College is entering a period of transition as new members fill the school’s governance and leadership roles . After 18 years, President Ed Meadows announced his retirement in April, effective December 31, 2026. Then in May, Mr. Zack Smith took over as Chair for the college’s Board of Trustees, while the Vice Chair spot was fill
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By Riley Glover There’s a sequence towards the end of 2019’s “Labyrinth of Cinema” that has broken my heart both times I’ve seen it and it’s the most visually simplistic sequence. It is a list of names, dates, and ages read by a narrator for nearly a minute, noting the deaths of the Sakura acting troupe caused by the Hiroshima bombing, first by the blast and
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Pensacon; one of our city’s most popular annual events. This year went off as a hit, with people coming from all around for one reason or another. Some were vendors and artists, providing their talent to others and selling their goods.
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The 60th Annual Student Art Exhibition at Pensacola State College marked a milestone year, bringing together some of the strongest work produced by current visual arts students.
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On February 6th, 2026, I watched the killing of a real child in an art cinema. Everyone walked out of the theatre, unable to communicate the atrocity beamed into them. Reactions were split depending on knowing the child’s story, leaving either in shock because of the end or, in the case of one person, crying for the entire last half of the film. We all saw a
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From April 10 to 12, with the last remnants of our Spring weather at full gear, PSC’s Milton Campus, in collaboration with the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS), held the annual Spring Festival of Flowers, which continues to grow bigger with every passing year.
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In recent years, the Pensacola State College District Board of Trustees have appeared frequently in mainstream media coverage, often in stories with concerns about transparency, governance structure, intellectual freedoms, the right to protest, and student accessibility. The Corsair sat down with Chair Gordon “Flash” Sprague to learn what the role of the Boa
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In the auditorium, with the cameras in back, and the College clubs behind their tables as keen-eyed as bats; curiosity had steeled the bustling crowd’s mind towards Michael Ruby. I attempted to understand him before he even mentioned his name, his thoughts; while others, of course, searched for salvation in their phones. Then Michael Ruby spoke. Not with pow
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This year, on July 4th, it will officially be the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, which was the beginning of a promising country. It will also happen to be National Poetry Month, which is one of the largest literary celebrations in the world.
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