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Pinnacle Awards honor women leaders across Panhandle, including PSC’s Katie Hudon
Pensacola State College’s Director of Student Affairs Kathleen “Katie” Hudon has never stopped trying to better herself or her community.
Central Credit Union of Florida pledges $100,000 to PSC Athletic Department
Central Credit Union of Florida has pledged $100,000 over a five-year period to the Pensacola State College Athletics Department.
Pensacola State College presents Job Fair, attracting 43 employers and hundreds of jobseekers
On Wednesday, Sept. 22, Pensacola State College, partnering with CareerSource Escarosa, presented its annual Job Fair at the WSRE-TV Jean and Paul Amos Performance Studio.
Fall is here and it’s a perfect time for a Lumberjack Festival!
Get those flannel shirts ready! It’s Lumberjack Festival time!
CTE Resources helps Pensacola State students with books, scholarships, advising and even certification reimbursements
After graduating from Pensacola State College in May with an Associate in Science degree in dental hygiene, Stephanie Haber was ready to go to work.
PSC President Ed Meadows was a Fightin’ what? Answer revealed at first ‘Pizza with the President’ session of fall semester
Pensacola State College President Ed Meadows was talking to students on the Warrington campus about his own educational background, including attending Delta State University as an undergrad.
PSC Lyceum back with live musicians, including blues artist Cedric Burnside, Civil Wars’ John Paul White as well as virtual talk with NPR’s Terry Gross
The Pensacola State College 2021 Fall Lyceum series features live musical performances for the first time in 18 months following a season lost to COVID-19.
PSC Hall of Fame legends, student-athletes celebrate at the 2021 Pirate Experience
Four Pirates were inducted into the Pensacola State College Athletics Hall of Fame on Sept. 9 as part of the annual Pirate Experience celebration in the Lou Ross Center’s Hartsell Arena.
PSC athletes help construct GoldStars Tribute Wall for WSRE 9/11 commemoration
Pensacola State College basketball player Deborrah Redmon wasn’t even born when the United States was attacked on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.
Mobile artist Lauren Woods discusses ‘mythic time,’ ballet and even Einstein at PSC Artist Lecture
Lauren Woods has painted places she had never seen or knew existed, only to find out later that what she had conjured in her mind exists in reality – both versions, nature’s and her own, coexisting in the quintessence of time and space.
PSC honors retiring SkillsUSA adviser Jennifer Ponson for decades of leadership
Jennifer Ponson helped Pensacola State College establish a SkillsUSA chapter in 2009. Ever since, her name has been synonymous with SkillsUSA in Northwest Florida, and throughout the state.
It was a Pirate party at Blue Wahoos Stadium as PSC faithful gathered for long-overdue shindig
A tall, lanky right-handed hurler took the mound at Pensacola Blue Wahoos Stadium on Tuesday night and fired, relatively speaking, a high strike to the plate.
New PSC band director has plenty of recruiting connections – and he rocks as Santa
Enter Doug Holsworth, recently hired as the new PSC Director of Bands, replacing the legendary Don Snowden, who retired in summer 2020 after 33 years at the College.