On Wednesday, Gene and Maureen Valentino were at the Pensacola campus when the College said “Thank You” by renaming a lecture hall in Building 10 in their honor. Continue Reading Gene and Maureen Valentino’s gift will propel PSC Entrepreneurship Program

Michelle Schulte the gallery director and chief curator of the Switzer Center, has been working steadily alongside her Visual Arts Department colleagues to help clean the damage inflicted on the Center by Hurricane Sally and prepare it for re-opening. Continue Reading Dealing with pandemic prepared Visual Arts instructors for disruption by Hurricane Sally

Normally, the team would be practicing inside the gymnasium that is the centerpiece of the Louis A. Ross Health and Sports Center. But the roof over the facility was damaged by Hurricane Sandy and needs to be replaced. Continue Reading PSC athletes find way to practice without gymnasium

Outside the Louis A. Ross Health and Sports Center on the Pensacola State College Pensacola campus, a handful of hard-hatted carpenters are constructing wooden floor segments for the gymnasium. Continue Reading Storm relief goes on at PSC

Work should begin within the next few months on a new Pensacola State College truck driving training facility in Santa Rosa County. Continue Reading Pensacola State receives $1.6 million grant to build truck driving training facility

Recently, more than 50 Pensacola State student-athletes and coaches came to the rescue of local families whose homes and properties were devastated by Hurricane Sally. Continue Reading PSC student-athletes help community recover from Hurricane Sally

U.S. News and World Report has ranked Pensacola State College among the nation’s best postsecondary institutions in its 2021 annual report. Continue Reading U.S. News ranks PSC among nation’s best colleges in 2021 report

In the immediate days after the storm, the PSC Pensacola campus was a staging area for the State of Florida’s emergency central fueling station. Continue Reading PSC’s Pensacola campus used as emergency staging area after Hurricane Sally

(But new books by Jones are on the way) Pensacola State College English instructor Jamey Jones’ tenure as the seventh Poet Laureate of Northwest Florida ends in October after a two-term, six-year span as the region’s poetry ambassador. But who knows? Maybe a future poet laureate is being taught by Jones right now. (The Poet Laureate of Northwest Florida is chosen by the West Florida Literary Federation.) Jones, who teaches poetry, English composition and American and contemporary literature, has the teaching pedigree for sure. In 2019 Jones, who joined the College’s faculty in 2013, was inducted into the PSC Academy of Teaching Excellence. But even though he “teaches” poetry, Jones admitted that art can be nurtured, but rarely properly “taught.” Continue Reading PSC instructor Jamey Jones’ stint as Poet Laureate ends soon

Pensacola State College re-opens for classes on Monday, Sept. 28 after shutting down for two weeks in the approach and aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, which caused damage on most PSC campuses and centers and throughout Northwest Florida and Lower Alabama. Continue Reading Pensacola State College recovers from Sally’s rampage

In a back patio behind the Hanniton Watts’ American Legion Post #193, Pensacola State College student Dustin Reddin spent the early-afternoon of Sept. 11, 2020 frying up some catfish. Continue Reading Student Veterans Association members, like us all, were forever affected by tragedy of 9-11

For those who aspire for a career in public service, Pensacola State College’s JobX website has a position for you. Continue Reading More than 100 job opportunities listed on PSC’s JobX website

You need a little pep in your step and a lot of pep for your school if you’re going to be a Pensacola State College Student Ambassador. Continue Reading PSC Student Ambassadors stay active in campus life

There’s a lot more scholarship money to be offered to potential Pensacola State College students interested in Career and Technical Education fields because of a just awarded $726,388 grant the College has received. Continue Reading New grant will provide scholarships, equipment for CTE students and programs

The path toward a bachelor’s degree is much smoother for Pensacola State student Jonathan Snell because of a scholarship made possible by Veterans National Homecare donations. Continue Reading Veterans National Homecare makes second $5,000 donation to PSC scholarship fund

Chloe Huffman, Mackenzie Kent and Makayla Prado are the three Presidential Scholars for the 2020-2021 school year. Continue Reading First-generation college students among PSC Presidential Scholarship recipients

Two federal programs that help Pensacola State College students who are sometimes the most academically vulnerable have been refunded for an additional five years. Continue Reading Grant renewals ensure Trio programs success

Now, 37 years later, Kenneth Phillips is back at the College and though the surroundings are familiar, the job is brand new. Phillips is now the head of the Pensacola State College Performing Arts Department. Continue Reading Kenneth Phillips is back at Pensacola State to face the music as new Performing Arts Director

This fall, the PSC Foundation is preparing for its only live event – the Day of Clays ─ set for Saturday, Oct. 3, at the Santa Rosa Shooting Center in Pace. Continue Reading 2020 Day of Clays scheduled for Oct. 3 at Santa Rosa Shooting Center