Pensacola State College will host its inaugural Pirate Saturday, May 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the Pensacola campus, where activities will occur in Buildings 2, 4 and 6. The event offers a streamlined, student-focused experience to assist prospective and current students with essential academic services, ensuring a strong start to the upcoming semester.
Graduates will earn their diplomas and certificates for the following degrees: Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Career Certificate, Technical Certificate, Advanced Technical Certificate, Advanced Technical Diploma, Bachelor of Applied Science, and Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Avast, mateys! Pensacola State Pirates showed up for a great time on April 16 for Pirate Fest, an annual favorite hosted by PSC Student Activities. Rides, free student boxed lunches from Chick-fil-A, swag, and fun carnival games kept Pirates entertained on the Pensacola campus quad from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Until next year, fair winds to ye all!
Everything changed for Dr. Latiya Robinson in 2023 – in a heartbeat. Literally. After battling health issues for most of her life, beginning with childhood heart issues and undiagnosed Lupus, Robinson’s condition took a sharp turn. In her early 30s, she was diagnosed with heart failure, experiencing severe fatigue and joint pain. Within months, she was placed on a transplant list.
Three standout Pensacola State College Charter Academy High School students – Isaac Tindol, Victoria Raymond-Currier and McKenna Harrell – advanced to the Optimist International Club Level oratorical speech competition held Saturday, April 12, at the Gulf Breeze Rec Center. “My students performed very well in the competition this weekend. Their speech skills were on point, and I was surprised that at least one of them didn’t move on,” said English teacher Katrina Maurer. “We learned a lot going through the process, and in the future, we will better know how to plan our competition. A lot has changed in the speech world in the 30 years since I was in high school.”
Dr. Brian Ward wears many hats at Pensacola State College – and wears them well. A dedicated member of the Business Department, Ward teaches a full slate of courses in the Human Resources program, including the capstone course, Strategic Management, and is deeply engaged in College-wide service and leadership. He currently serves as President of the Faculty Senate, Chair of the Academy of Teaching Excellence, and Vice Chair of the Student Academic Appeals Committee. Additionally, he is a member of both the Scholarship Policy Committee and the Student Excellence Awards Committee, and he represents PSC on the Governor’s Statewide Articulation Coordination Committee.
Pensacola State College is proud to celebrate a new partnership with American Magic, the elite yacht racing team competing in the prestigious America’s Cup – and the magical opportunity it created for one exceptional PSC student. Braydon Sult, who will graduate in May with an Associate of Science degree in Mechanical Design & Fabrication, has accepted a full-time position with the American Magic team after impressing leadership during his six-week internship. His technical skill set, positive attitude and eagerness to learn earned him high praise – and a place on the internationally renowned racing team.
A Mardi Gras themed celebration with a meaningful payoff, how the Humanities and Social Sciences Department goes above and beyond to impact students and faculty, plus the remarkable success story of a later-in-life college student who made the most of extraordinary mentorship. Hosted by Rameca Vincent Leary and Steve Nissim.
Dr. Alexander Crist may be a full-time instructor in PSC’s Humanities and Social Sciences Department, but he’s quick to share the credit when it comes to his teaching.
Ahoy, mateys! Get ready for some swashbuckling fun on Thursday, April 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. outside of Buildings 5 and 7 on the Pensacola campus!
PSC Professor of Music Richard Jernigan will be joined by cellist Dr. Andrea Beltran-Landers and staff accompanist Dr. Benjamin Rollings for a faculty recital on Wednesday, April 9, at 7:30 p.m. in Ashmore Auditorium on the Pensacola campus.
Jennifer Hendrix, a Photographic Technology A.S. student at Pensacola State College, was awarded the coveted Anna Award during the 2025 Annual Student Art Awards Exhibition ceremony, held April 8 in the Lamar Lecture Hall of the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts – one of the Visual Arts department’s most anticipated events of the year.
Six Pensacola State faculty members were honored on April 3 with induction into the College’s prestigious Academy of Teaching Excellence during a celebratory dinner held in the Molly McGuire Culinary Dining Room.
The Pensacola State College English and Communications Department will welcome celebrated poet Brenda Coultas for a public poetry reading on Wednesday, April 9, at 7 p.m. in Room 2051 of the Chadbourne Library (Bldg. 20).
Pensacola State College held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new 34,000-square-foot Aviation Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics Program facility on Monday, April 7, at 9 a.m. at the Pensacola International Airport.
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Learn about the college’s impactful new Aviation Mechanics Program and see highlights from a meaningful homecoming celebration. Explore a special partnership for the Business Management Program and an Australian pipeline for PSC Softball. Rameca Vincent Leary and Steve Nissim host.
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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.
The Pensacola State College Brain Bowl team made its mark at the state tournament at Valencia College in Winter Park on March 28-29. The team secured one of four Wild Card spots by finishing fourth in the regional tournament at Chipola College in Marianna in February.
At the halfway mark of the season, Pensacola State baseball remains in the fight, currently standing at 4-4 in conference play. With a young roster facing tough competition early on, Head Coach Bryan Lewallyn describes the season as one of resilience and perseverance. “We hit the restart button after some challenges early in the season,” said Lewallyn. “As any season goes, adversity sets in. We got decimated with injuries right as we started to peak, which forced several key players to the sidelines.”
Eye-opening. Fun. Exciting. Those are the words Head Coach Penny Belford uses to describe this season for a young but determined PSC Women’s Basketball team. With only three returning players – Katiya Casey, Jaida McDonald (both All-Conference First Team) and Audreonia Benson (All-Conference Second Team) – the team went through tremendous growth while navigating the challenges of playing at the collegiate level.
Hey, Pirates – it’s time to register for summer and fall courses! Why register so soon? You have more opportunities to get the courses with days and times you really want or need before classes fill up! Enrollment at PSC is on a “first come, first served” basis, so there’s no need to wait!
The Pensacola State men’s basketball team wrapped up an unforgettable season on March 23, falling 83-75 to Trinidad State in the first round of the NJCAA National Championship tournament in Hutchinson, Kansas. Entering as the no. 10 seed, the Pirates fought hard but ultimately fell short in their bid for a national title.
For nearly five decades, Coach Pete Peña has been a pillar of Pensacola State College’s athletic program, but his connection to PSC runs even deeper. Originally from New York, Peña found his true home in Pensacola when former men’s basketball coach Chip Boes brought him on as an assistant coach nearly 47 years ago.
For Jenny Woods, creativity isn’t just a passion – it’s a career in the making. A senior in PSC’s Cosmetology program, Jenny is set to graduate this May, ready to bring bold colors and artistic flair to the beauty industry.
If you are a child or a spouse of a deceased or disabled veteran, you can have tuition covered by the Children and Spouses of Deceased or Disabled Veterans (CSDDV) Scholarship. Scholarships are available to support children and spouses of veterans, just as those brave men and women supported others through their service to our country.
Pensacola State College has long been home to athletic greatness, with stories of perseverance and triumph passed down long after athletes move on.
Eight outstanding Pensacola State College students were honored at the annual 100 for 100 Campaign scholarship awards ceremony held March 7 in the Jean and Paul Amos Performance Studio at WSRE-TV. The PSC Black History/Multicultural Committee, led by Chairperson Veronica Jennings, presented the ceremony.
Sophomore women’s basketball guard Katiya Casey (#3) may be a familiar face to sports fans, but there is more to this dynamic young lady than knowing how to lead a team on the court. A Crestview native, Katiya wanted to play basketball for PSC so her family could travel easily to watch her play.
A local favorite for many, Jaco’s Bayfront Bar & Grille offers great food, a relaxing atmosphere, and premium sunset views over the water. But for Pensacola State College photography students, it also provides a unique opportunity to showcase their artistic talents.
Five nursing students from Pensacola State College have been chosen to participate in the prestigious Florida Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Scholars Program. The students — Sara Barvoza Charupe, Gretchen Connelly, Elliot Knieper, Shana Nicholas and Kailee Sharp — were selected from a competitive pool of 150 candidates statewide.
What’s blooming at the free Spring Festival of Flowers April 4 through 6 on the Pensacola State College Milton campus, 5988 Highway 90.
For Will King, treating others with kindness and love isn’t just a philosophy—it’s a way of life. As a Senior Executive Assistant in the Office of the Vice President, Academic & Student Affairs since January 2025, King’s deep faith and the lessons instilled by his father guide him in making every interaction meaningful.
The Pensacola State College 2025 Finger Style Acoustic Guitar Competition brought together talented young musicians for an unforgettable day of competition, instruction and inspiration on Saturday, Feb. 22, at the Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium. This prestigious competition, open to pre-college guitarists aged 18 and younger, offered not only generous cash prizes but also the rare opportunity to work closely with world-renowned guitarist Jérémy Jouve from Paris, France.
For over 30 years, Pensacola State College’s TRiO programs have transformed lives, providing vital support to students as they work toward academic and professional success. To celebrate National TRiO Day, the program hosted a special Open House with a creative twist – a Lunch Crawl, where students, faculty and staff explored TRiO services while enjoying a progressive-style meal.
As Career and Technical Education CTE) Month draws to a close, Pensacola State College’s CTE team continues to provide informative and entertaining events to support students and the community. Deborah Hooks, Director of Career and Technical Education Student Resources (CTE), expressed her excitement about the success of this year’s events.
Pensacola State College’s Multicultural Committee is set to host “A Black History Celebration: Exploring our Heritage through Music” on Thursday, Feb. 27, from 12 to 1:45 p.m. at the Delaino Student Center on the Pensacola campus.
This dynamic celebration will honor the rich cultural legacy of Black heritage through music, with engaging history lessons from prominent local leaders.
The energy was electric on Friday, Feb. 21, as Pensacola State College students, faculty and staff filled the Pensacola Bay Center for College Night with the Pensacola Ice Flyers. Excitement buzzed outside the arena as community members tried their luck at PSC’s Prize Board, walking away with college swag, including pennants, lanyards and lip balm.
Pensacola State College visual arts students won 56 awards at the AAF Pensacola 2025 American Advertising Awards Gala on Feb. 21 at the Court of De Luna.
For many juggling the costs of rent, food, car insurance and gas, and other basic needs, the dream of a college education feels out of reach due to rising costs. However, Pensacola State College is proving that higher education can be both accessible and affordable by providing substantial financial opportunities.
Pensacola State College’s Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) members continue to set the standard for excellence, proving their skills and dedication at the recent regional competition. Their success highlights PSC’s strong commitment to preparing future healthcare professionals.
Pensacola State College’s Homecoming Week 2025 was filled with excitement, camaraderie and school spirit, culminating in the crowning of Gabriel Nees and Makayla Joleas as PSC’s Homecoming King and Queen.
The PSC Warrington campus was filled with magic on Saturday, Feb. 8, as tooth fairies roamed the halls and Disney music floated through the air. From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., the PSC Dental Hygiene Clinic hosted its Give Kids a Smile Day, a heartwarming event dedicated to providing free dental care to children.
From the beginning of time, people have been fascinated with the stars, lying on the ground or looking through telescopes to gaze at the universe above. Pensacola State College allows astronomy fans of all levels to glimpse the Pensacola night sky from the PSC Planetarium.
Every February, the Career and Technical Education (CTE) community recognizes CTE Month to highlight its crucial role in preparing students for college and career success. Pensacola State College proudly participates in this nationwide initiative by offering students professional development opportunities that enhance their skills, experience and confidence for today’s workforce.
The Pensacola State College Guitar Association will present internationally acclaimed concert artist Jérémy Jouve in concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, 2025, at Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium on the Pensacola campus.
Four new Pirate legends have cemented their place in Pensacola State College’s storied history, their swashbuckling tales of athletic triumph and unwavering support forever enshrined in the College’s rich legacy.
To celebrate the 20th Annual WoodStoke Festival of the Gulf Coast Kiln Walk, the Pensacola State College Switzer Gallery hosted a reception on Tuesday, Feb. 4, from 5 to 7:30 p.m., showcasing the PSC & Gulf Coast Kiln Walk: Connected exhibition featuring artworks by esteemed master ceramic artists from across the region, nation and world.
Just when attendees at Carol Carlan’s 3rd Annual AlltogetHer Conference 2025 thought it couldn’t get any better, it did – and in epic proportions. This year’s conference theme, Hope, set the stage for influential women in all sectors of the Greater Pensacola community to share their stories and meaningful conversations.
“Homecoming at Pensacola State College is an important tradition that brings together current students, faculty, staff, and alumni to celebrate the spirit and history of the institution. It fosters a sense of community and pride, reinforcing the connection between past and present generations,” reflected Dr. Jon Stephenson, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs.
Every February, the Career and Technical Education (CTE) community celebrates CTE Month to raise awareness of CTE’s vital role in preparing students for college and career success.
Pensacola State College’s The Kilgore Review, an annual student-run literary and arts magazine, is accepting submissions of poetry, prose, and artwork until Feb. 7, 2025. This publication showcases the creativity of PSC’s emerging artists and writers and is under the direction of Dr. Marisa Mills this year, the advisor for the Lit Club and The Kilgore Review: 2025.
We all knew it was coming, but no one expected just how much fun and entertainment the record-breaking snowfall would bring! According to Wikipedia, Pensacola recorded 8.9 inches of snow, shattering the city’s previous 24-hour snowfall record of 3 inches set in February 1985.
Now that students have weathered the historic snowstorm of Pen-snow-pocalypse 2025, they can focus on making their own history as they prepare for their professional careers with the help of Pensacola State College.
Anyone who has watched the iconic movie Dead Poets Society (starring the late Robin Williams, who portrays boarding school English teacher John Keating) knows what a powerful influence teachers (and staff) can have on us as we grow and evolve while attaining an education. In the movie, Professor Keating wants the boys to call him this because Whitman’s poem is about leading and taking a stand for one’s beliefs, even if it’s against the common thought.
The Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts at PSC is in full swing for the spring semester 2025 with two exciting exhibitions, Brooke Shaden’s SAMSARA and the PSC & Gulf Coast Kiln Walk’s Connected.
Pirates, make your voices heard as you weigh in on who will be chosen to represent the Pensacola State College student body as your reigning Homecoming 2025 King and Queen. Nineteen self-nominated students have stepped up in confidence that they have what it takes to wear the crowns and earn the titles of Pirate royalty, with the top five votes in each category earning a place on the royal Court.
Pensacola State College’s online RN to BSN Program is ranked 2nd in Florida and 39th nationally by U.S. News & World Report for 2025. The program, recognized for its rigorous curriculum and expert faculty, is designed for working professionals, offering flexibility without compromising academic quality. Since 2011, 447 students have graduated from the program.
The much-awaited PSC Athletics Champions Club officially opened for use to Champions Club members on Saturday, Jan. 11, with the start of PSC’s 2025 Panhandle Conference basketball schedule.
State students returned to campus this week, many figuring out where to park and looking for their classrooms for this new semester. The PSC Student Engagement and Leadership team, led by Coordinator Chandler White, was out in full force to assist students with whatever they needed. Set up at Welcome Week tables at each campus, the team provided coffee and hot cocoa to warm them up on the chilly days of January.
Pirates, Homecoming season is here! The 2025 Pensacola State College Homecoming Court nomination period ends this Friday, Jan. 17 at 6 p.m. Students can self-nominate by scanning the QR code on fliers posted throughout campus. Court voting begins at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 16; voters can only cast one ballot. The top five candidates will be members of the 2025 Homecoming Court.
The PSC Men’s and Women’s Basketball Panhandle Conference season kicked off on Jan. 11 against Chipola College with a bit of love and support of the Pirates CARE food pantry, offering free entry to spectators who donated non-perishable food items, canned goods, rice, pasta, snacks, or hygiene products.
Avast, Pirate mateys! Pirate Day is Saturday, Jan. 18, and the PSC men’s and women’s basketball teams need all hands on deck to batten down the hatches and pack the house at Hartsell Arena!
Welcome, new and returning Pirates! Arrr ye ready for Spring Semester 2025? Join Student Affairs and other members of the PSC Administration team for coffee and hot chocolate as we kick off “Welcome Back Week.”
Do you dream of royal lineage or believe someone you admire might have noble ancestry? Skip the genealogy search and take matters into your own hands—it’s time to nominate your future PSC Homecoming King and Queen!
Brooke Shaden, an acclaimed fine art photographer, mixed media artist, and writer, is celebrated for her conceptual imagery and self-portraiture. Inspired by the belief that embracing ephemera leads to a fuller life, Shaden creates darkly surreal compositions that merge themes of nature and grief, offering powerful messages of hope.
In honor of the 20th Annual WoodStoke Festival of the Gulf Coast Kiln Walk, Pensacola State College’s Switzer Gallery will host Connected, a visual arts exhibition showcasing the works of regional, national and international master ceramic artists.
Pensacola State College faculty, staff, graduates, their families and friends began to gather at the Pensacola Bay Center around 4 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 13, to celebrate one of the most important milestones of these graduates’ lives.
Bradley Tarter’s pathway to medicine began with his passion for giving back to the community in October 2019. A regular volunteer at the Health and Hope Clinic in Pensacola since that time, Brad has accumulated around 524 volunteer hours, loaning the charitable organization his time and talents, according to Executive Director Sally Bergosh.
The second annual Holiday Art Market, hosted by the Visual Arts Department at the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts, provided shoppers with the opportunity to purchase unique gifts for their loved ones (or for themselves!), crafted by Pensacola State College students, with 100 percent of the proceeds directly supporting the artists.
As the holiday season quickly approaches, the PTK Beta Beta Gamma Chapter at Pensacola State College has wrapped up another year of generosity, with their annual “Cards & Socks” Collection for Homeless Veterans proving to be a complete success.
In its eighth year since conception by the local Association of Florida Colleges (AFC) chapter in 2016, the competition just got a little more serious, as the Humanities and Social Sciences Department at the Pensacola Campus created an interactive display that not only won but earned 50 out of 40 possible points “because one of the judges couldn’t resist giving them extra credit,” claimed contest coordinator Erin Roush, Assistant Department Head, Applied Technology and Professional Services.
Nursing students excitedly gathered in the sanctuary of the Pentecostal Church on Dec. 12, 2024 to prepare for one of the most monumental moments of their lives, the Pensacola State College Nurse Pinning ceremony during which they cross from being nursing students to becoming nurses in the field.
Pensacola State College students participated in a reenactment of the Second Defenestration of Prague, throwing mannequins from a building to illustrate the historical event, underscoring the importance of interactive learning.
The Fall 2024 PSC Student Symposium, held on December 6, united PSC and UWF students to present research on topics ranging from cultural heritage to modern architecture. Supported by family, faculty, and community leaders including President Meadows and Grover Robinson IV, the event highlighted the students’ scholarly success.
On December 5, 2024, the Pensacola State College community celebrated the “I Am PSC” campaign’s triumph. The event, highlighted by student-prepared culinary delights, raised over $137,598, surpassing its goal to fund scholarships and support programs. This gathering reinforced the strong ties and commitment to student success within the PSC community.
Pensacola State College celebrated the groundbreaking of its new soccer complex, soon to be home to the women’s championship team. The facility, expected to enhance community and collegiate sports, is set to include a regulation-sized field and spectator amenities.
This fall at Pensacola State College, graduation serves as a testament to the hard work and achievements of our graduates. We’re excited to share their inspiring success stories, showcasing the dedication and perseverance that have brought their academic goals to fruition.
Nursing pinning ceremony is Dec. 12 at First Pentecostal Church in Pensacola.
Lumon May, member of the Escambia Board of County Commissioners, will be the keynote speaker at Pensacola State College’s fall graduation set for 5:00 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, in the Pensacola Bay Center.
It all started with an idea… give generous individuals the chance to support students in honor of PSC’s 75-year legacy of supporting the community. When asked why “I am PSC” resonates with them, individuals responded with their belief in the power of education, shared their hope for the future and invested in scholarships for PSC students.
What a year it has been for the Pirate soccer team. Undefeated in conference play, they emerged as Region 8 Division 2 Champions and South Atlantic District Champions. They were one of twelve teams to make it to the national tournament, finishing the year ranked No. 10 in the country.
Photo credits: Dan Farley (Pensacola, FL) The Pensacola State College volleyball season came to a close on Friday, Nov. 22 as the Pirates fell to No. 2-seeded Parkland College from Champaign, Illinois 1-3 in a quarterfinal match. After losing their first match on Wednesday, Nov. 20 against No. 8-seeded Illinois Central College (23-25, 25-27, 17-25)…
Faculty, staff, students, community members, proud family members and friends gathered at the 2024 President’s Reception Nov. 21 on The Third Floor of The BEAR JONES MOORE REEVES CENTER for Math and Advanced Technology to celebrate the leadership, academic excellence, and character of outstanding students at Pensacola State College and to recognize their past academic…
PSC Fall 2024 Commencement is right around the corner, at 5:00 p.m. on Dec. 13 at the Pensacola Bay Center. Doors open to graduates and the public at 4:00 p.m. Graduates will earn their diplomas and certificates for the following degrees: Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Career Certificate, Technical Certificate, Advanced Technical Certificate, Advanced Technical Diploma, Bachelor of Applied Science, and Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
As our world continues to become more digital, the demand for cybersecurity professionals is greater than ever. According to ISC2, Inc.’s 2024 Cybersecurity Workforce Study, there are an estimated 5.4 million individuals in the global cybersecurity workforce, highlighting the need for technologically-savvy graduates in communities of all sizes.
Once in a while, there is a teacher who sparks a passion within his or her students to make a mark on the world in some way – to excel, to create. Walter F. Spara, a Pensacola Junior College (now Pensacola State) English professor from 1966 to 2000, touched the lives of thousands of students.
For the fourth year in a row, Pensacola State College proudly earns prestigious recognition in the Military Times’ 2024 Best for Vets: College list. Pensacola State is ranked in the top 12 in Florida, among 304 nationally ranked four-year universities and colleges.
Pensacola is a thriving community filled with warm, gracious, and caring business professionals that contribute to the success of this place they call “home.”
Pensacola State College won its second straight FCSAA Division II Championship with a 3-1 win over top-seed Gulf Coast State College. Led by Coach Pati Gandolfo, awarded the Kim Whitney Award for District II Volleyball Coach of the Year.
When walking down the hall to the Pirates CARE main office in the PSC Student Center, one sees glass “storefront windows” on the left, housing the Campus Career Closet – or the “Pirates CARE Boutique,” as Jessica Johnson, Director of Wellness Services likes to call it.
There was a palpable feeling of pride and excitement in and around Delaino Student Center on Nov. 7 as students, faculty, staff, veterans and active-duty military personnel gathered to celebrate First-Generation Day, hosted by TRiO under the leadership of Dr. Debbie Douma, Dean of Grants and Federal Programs and Chandler White, Coordinator of Student Engagement and Leadership in Student Affairs.
Decades of support for Pensacola State College have been given by three sponsors who are continuing their commitment to our community, our students, our families, and our thriving workforce.
Veterans Day is set aside to honor and celebrate the service of Veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces. Originally celebrated as Armistice Day to mark the end of World War I, November 11th was later expanded to commemorate the service all who have served in the U.S. Military.
It doesn’t take a lot of time to recognize that the PSC Women’s Soccer team is a winning one: in only their second season of existence, the team secured their first-ever championship title in the NJCAA Division II South Atlantic District Championship.
The Alumni Association held its annual Quail Hunt & Pheasant Shoot on Oct. 25 and 26. The event was at Dennis Lake Wing Club in Bay Minette, Alabama, where it has been held for more than ten years.
There was some serious competition for this year’s Virtual Halloween Costume Competition, and our Pirate fans definitely weighed in, commenting and voting on their favorites as students, faculty and staff brought their best this Halloween! Please enjoy the photo submissions we received (and be inspired to participate next year)! We are pleased to announce the…
Hosted by the Visual Arts Department, Spanish artist Buly (Aurelio Jose Diaz Trillo) discussed his work, his son Pablo translating, at the PSC Lamar Lecture Hall.
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