PSC was named one of 625 “Military Friendly Schools” for 2020-2021 by VIQTORY, a veteran-owned company that connects former military members to civilian employment and educational opportunities. This is the 11th consecutive year that VIQTORY has named Pensacola State College a Military Friendly school. Continue Reading Pensacola State College saluted as Military Friendly School
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PSC personnel are taking a lead role in researching Santa Rosa County lynchings, with hopes to document the brutal acts and, eventually, recognize the victims with a historical marker to be erected at a yet-to-be specified location. Continue Reading PSC takes lead role in documenting Santa Rosa County lynching victims
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Taking place from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 28, at Pensacola State College’s Milton campus, 5988 U.S. 90, the free Lumberjack Festival has something for everybody, including children’s activities, tasty foods and treats and nature and wildlife exhibits. Continue Reading 32nd Annual Lumberjack Festival celebrates the Great Outdoors March 28 at PSC Milton campus
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There are five new Pirate legends whose swashbuckling tales of athletic success and glory, and stories of unwavering support for Pensacola State College, are now forever enshrined in the college’s rich history and lore. Continue Reading Five inducted into Pensacola State’s Athletics Hall of Fame 2020 class
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Marie Perry, 30, is a cybersecurity student at Pensacola State College, having received her Associate in Science degree in December. Currently she’s in the Bachelor of Applied Science Program for Cybersecurity and hopes to start the Cyber Forensics Program in the fall. Continue Reading Cybersecurity student leaves troubled past for a bright future with help from PSC
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Magdalena Lamarre will examine the evolution of women in popular culture through the lens of the comic book universe in the lecture “Female Superheroes: What Are Their Real Powers?” to be delivered at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27, in the Hagler Auditorium. Continue Reading Sociology professor to discuss ‘Female Superheroes’ in Feb. 27 lecture at PSC
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The Pensacola State College African America Student Association, made up mostly of young students born as beneficiaries of the civil right movement and the grit, determination and righteousness of those who preceded them, is determined to remember the past. Continue Reading Pensacola State College’s African American Student Association is one of top chapters in Florida
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Katie Hudon’s day-to-day functions include support of the Warrington staff, oversight of admissions and advising, as well as the functions of the L.I.F.E. Fitness Center, policy and process development, service on the Pirates CARE team, and authorization over recruitment, admissions, dual enrollment, registration, advising/counseling, student support services and career development. Continue Reading Student Affairs admin’s ‘full circle’ brings her back to a welcoming PSC
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Pensacola State College’s family tree has many branches. But only one branch has three Branches. Continue Reading Pensacola State College’s three Branches have made the college a second family home
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About 60 Holley-Navarre Intermediate fifth-graders from three different classes visited the South Santa Rosa Center on Friday, Feb. 7. Holley-Navarre Intermediate School has 15 fifth-grade classes, and the other classes will visit the South Santa Rosa Center each Friday through February, as well as March 27. Continue Reading Fifth-graders explore ponds, assemble bones at PSC South Santa Rosa Center
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Andrew and Aundre Conner are identical twins from their heads to their toes. Continue Reading Identical twins chase identical dreams at Pensacola State College
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Wilma Duncans-Burnett, who began her teaching career at Pensacola State College – then Pensacola Junior College – in August 1988, will teach her final class on Feb. 29. Maybe. Continue Reading Wilma Duncans-Burnett, the ‘gold standard’ of Allied Health, retires in February
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