Dr. Marisa Mills, Assistant Professor in English and Communications, could be – and perhaps should be – a protagonist in a novel set in the 12th century. Coming from Irish ancestry, her fiery and outgoing personality shines through.
Those who know Arren Joseph-White know that this “soon-to-be” English major loves to write. Many may have shared space in Lit Club with Arren or read the third-year student’s work in The Kilgore Review or The Corsair student newspaper.
Heavy rain flooded the streets of Pensacola with about six inches of rainfall on Sunday, March 30. PSC Associate Vice President Michael Johnston worked in his office when the rain began.
For those who grew up in the 1950s and 60s, the iconic cartoon The Jetsons, which debuted in 1962, painted a vivid picture of the future. Set in 2026, the show’s catchy lyrics – “Meet George Jetson, his boy Elroy, daughter Judy, Jane – his wife…” – transported kids to a world of flying cars, robots, and sky-high glass houses. This futuristic aesthetic, known as Populuxe, defined consumer culture and design trends in mid-century America.
The Pensacola State College Lyceum Series presented Duo Beaux Arts at Ashmore Auditorium on March 31, featuring international concert pianists Catherine Lan and Tao Lin.
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