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Study Smarter, Not Harder
The Bluestocking
When exams start coming up, it is important to not fall into bad habits. Make sure that you are not only spending time studying, but studying effectively. Here are some ways that you can do that: Use active recall Read your notes Close your textbook and try to recall the information Write down what you...
What I Wish I Knew Before Freshman Year
The Bluestocking
Starting college feels like you need to have everything figured out. The reality is that most people don’t. Looking back on my experience, there are many things I wish someone had told me before coming to campus. The academics are not just harder, but different. No one is checking on you. Professors are not going...
The Pod Replaced- 7/11 Takes Its Place!
The Bluestocking
Great news for all PC students! Due to a new collaboration with 7/11, PC’s “The Pod” is going to be renovated into a brand new, shiny 7/11!! What does that mean for the students, how long will we be without a store, and will The Pod ever return? What does the addition of a 7/11...
Spring Fling
The Bluestocking
On Friday, March 27th, from 8 pm to 11pm, the Student Activities Board (SAB) hosted their annual Spring Fling celebrations at Springs Great Room. Every participant who checked in received a raffle ticket, along with $10,000 in “funny money” or fake money to start the evening. The event included classic casino games such as poker,...
Presbyterian College Introduces Mandatory Bagpipe Wake-Up Call for All Students
The Bluestocking
The administration decided that, beginning tomorrow morning at 6:00 am, Presbyterian College students will be required to wake up each day to live bagpipe performances. Called “Rise with the Pipes”, This initiative is designed to strengthen campus unity and embrace the campus’s Scottish heritage. It also hopes to wake students up in time to give...
Prestige Is Overrated — Fit Matters More
The Bluestocking
So how are students meant to decide between a “big name” university and a school that feels like home? Many students who come to Presbyterian College have this dilemma. So what should you consider when choosing a college? Are you going to look at rankings? What about social media or the culture? Are students currently...
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