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Pirate Path New Student Orientation draws full house
They came from far and they came from near, but it was a full house as Pensacola State College kicked off its Pirate Path New…
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PSC partners with Co:Lab to help area entrepreneurs and small businesses
It’s “Taco Thursday” at Pensacola Co:Lab and workers from more than a dozen different companies are sitting in a common area munching on tacos, and…
PSC English and Communications Department has new Assistant Department Head – Christine O’Donnell
It’s almost as if Christine O’Donnell’s vocation was written for her. Of course, whatever was written, O’Donnell would have been happy to identify all the…
PSC welcomes new Visual Arts Department director Brian Weaver
Brian Weaver considers himself fortunate that he found Pensacola State College. He wasn’t really aware of PSC – he’s from Oil City, Pennsylvania after all…
New Student Services Adviser Tyra Henderson is a PSC alumna who knows the challenges students face
Tyra Henderson started out at Pensacola State College as an EKG student, earning her certificate in the health care field in 2016. She worked in…
PSC receives $15,000 SkillsUSA/Lowe’s grant to enhance carpentry, construction technology programs
If it’s hard for companies to find employees in these trying days, it’s even harder to find good, dependable workers who are knowledgeable and well-trained…
James Reeves named a PSC Foundation Fellow for his unwavering support of the College
James Reeves was named a Pensacola State College Foundation Fellow on Monday in honor and appreciation of his significant and steadfast support of the College.…
Summer Youth Leadership Program Camp
John Solet, a Pensacola State College recruiter, made a presentation to youth attending the Poarch Creek Tribe’s Summer Youth Leadership Program Camp on Monday, June…
Civil rights activist, renowned journalist to headline PSC Juneteenth celebration
Two civil rights pioneers ─ Lynda Blackmon Lowery, a Bloody Sunday marcher, and Jerry Mitchell, an investigative reporter ─ will headline Pensacola State College’s Juneteenth…
‘Henry Box Brown: A Musical Journey’ comes to WSRE Amos Studio June 17-18
The critically-acclaimed musical, “Henry Box Brown: A Musical Journey,” is coming to the WSRE Jean and Paul Amos Performance Studio thanks to a grant awarded…
Attention gamers: PSC wants you for new esports team, club
OK gamers. Haven’t you been sitting in your bedroom playing “Call of Duty” long enough? Maybe it’s time to come to Pensacola State College instead.…
PSC Distinguished Alumni Association Awards Gala honors 5 who helped College, communities
The five honorees recognized at the Pensacola State College Distinguished Alumni Association Awards Gala on Saturday, June 11, have not only made the College better.…
College mourns death of Performing Arts Technical Director Robert ‘Bob’ Gandrup
Tragedy and heartbreak have come again to Pensacola State College. Longtime PSC adjunct instructor and Performing Arts Technical Director Robert Gandrup died unexpectedly Monday, June…
PSC remembers Carla Williams as a beloved professor, coach, mentor, friend to all
There were tears, laughter and sweet memories shared during a memorial service to honor Carla E. Williams on Wednesday in Hartsell Arena. “You raised someone…
Ground officially broken on PSC’s Bear, Jones, Moore and Reeves Center
Ground was broken Wednesday, June 8, on Phase II of Pensacola State College’s STEM facility ─ the Bear, Jones, Moore, and Reeves Center for Math…
Retired Marine is a Veterans Upward Bound success story – and now a Veterans Upward Bound recruiter
Retired Marine Corps 1st Sgt. Kent Helfert spent 20 years in the military, including three tours of Iraq and saw combat in Fallujah, where some…
Jon Stephenson brings track record and a commitment to students to new job as Associate Vice President of Student Affairs
Jon Stephenson is just a few days into his job as Pensacola State College Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, but he’s already admitted to…
Former Warrington campus provost Marcia Williams remembered for ‘bubbly spirit’ and innovative ways
Just because you’re a serious worker doing serious work doesn’t mean that you have to be dry, boring or reserved. Because Dr. Marcia Williams, former…
WSRE’s Jill Hubbs plants tree with President and First Lady on White House Lawn on Memorial Day
Just outside the White House Oval Office on Memorial Day, WSRE-TV General Manager Jill Hubbs joined President Joe Biden, First Lady Jill Biden and members…
PSC receives $2,000 NJCAA Foundation grant for women’s soccer team
Pensacola State College’s new women’s soccer program recently received a boost from the NJCAA Foundation.
New PSC art exhibition features work of instructor Jimmy Rhea – and a chance to win art pieces from machine
The artist statement for Pensacola State College sculpture instructor Jimmy Rhea’s upcoming art exhibition tells us “I am fascinated with finding the evidence of existence…
PSC Charter Academy info sessions set for June 2, June 7 at Warrington campus
It’s not too late for rising high school juniors and seniors to enroll in the new Pensacola State College Charter Academy, which begins classes on…
PSC says farewell to nursing instructor, retired U.S. Navy Reserve Capt. Karen Young
Karen Young already had more than 10 years of nursing experience when she joined the U.S. Navy Reserve as a commissioned officer in 1994. By…
Faculty Spotlight: Robert Thead, Humanities and Social Sciences
What’s the most important number in existence? Some will default to Pi, others to Euler’s number and maybe a few might even go with 137,…
PSC’s Rob Gregg is emcee of Memorial Day Observance at Barrancas National Cemetery
You might be barbecuing. You might be beaching, golfing or just chillaxing at home. Just please take a minute at 3 p.m. to pause and…
11 students earn Veterinary Technology Vocational Pins
The Pensacola State College Veterinary Technology Program has sent another 11 graduates out into the workforce. They’ll help care for our pets and animals in…
Workday Student hits stride in registration, financial aid process
Workday Student is doing just what its name suggests. The new enterprise resource planning system is making registration easier, streamlining financial aid processes and ensuring…
PSC’s Kids College kicks off 32nd summer camp season on June 6
On your mark, get set – paint! Or is it lights, camera – tumble? OK, we’re getting our kids camp activities mixed up. It’s easy…
Sisters graduate from PSC’s dental hygiene program together
For most of their lives, sisters Brittany Burleson and Alicia Stephens have been best friends who did many things together. On Sunday, May 8, the…
Lady Pirates Softball team wins 2, loses 2 at state tourney
The Pensacola State College softball team’s season ended Sunday, May 8, when it lost 3-2 to Florida Southwestern State College in the Division I FCSAA…