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Acclaimed pianist Xun Pan will perform at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 12, at Pensacola State College’s Ashmore Auditorium. Continue Reading Acclaimed pianist Xun Pan to celebrate Beethoven’s birthday on Jan. 12 at PSC

More than 1,000 students received their degrees and certificates during Fall semester, including 120 students who earned baccalaureate degrees, which PSC first began offering in 2010. Continue Reading PSC honors graduates at Commencement ceremony at Pensacola Bay Center

136 Pensacola State College students received nursing pins at a Dec. 12 ceremony. Many of the new nurses have already landed jobs at local hospitals and health care facilities. Continue Reading PSC debuts 136 new nurses at emotional pinning ceremony

Ben Freeman and fellow Pensacola State College dual enrollment student Sydney Bates delivered the gifts on behalf of the Milton campus Phi Theta Kappa honors society chapter, which collected the donated items in recent months. Continue Reading Milton PTK brings truckload of socks, jackets, gloves, blankets and more to needy veterans

Pensacola State College will hold commencement exercises and nurses pinning ceremonies this week. Continue Reading Pensacola State fall graduation set for Sunday at Bay Center

Along with the rest of the Northwest Florida community, the Pensacola State College family is heartbroken and stunned by the tragic events of this morning. Our best wishes and heartfelt support go out to the victims, their families, the first responders and everyone affected by this senseless attack. Continue Reading Our thoughts are with NAS Pensacola

Held annually, the Holiday Experience is a major fundraiser for the college and helps provide scholarships for students in need as well as program additions/improvements. Continue Reading PSC Holiday Experience on Milton campus raises scholarship funds in winter wonderland

Once known for bringing in some of the nation’s leading speakers and public figures, the Panhandle Tiger Bay Club is no more, having merged with the University of West Florida Downtown Lecture Series in early November. But the club’s legacy – and that of one of its founders – will live on with a Pensacola State College scholarship totaling $5,000. Continue Reading Panhandle Tiger Bay Club honors legacy, co-founder with PSC scholarship

Five of Pensacola State’s most-accomplished Pirates will make up the College’s 2020 Athletes Hall of Fame class. Continue Reading Five honorees to be inducted into PSC’s 2020 Athletics Hall of Fame

It’s the drive to excel and “do better” that is found in all Phi Theta Kappa members, said Biology Professor Jeff Wooters, who has served as the Theta Chi chapter adviser since 1994. Continue Reading Phi Theta Kappa chapter has served PSC’s best-and-brightest since 1956

Tickets are selling quickly for the Pensacola State College Planetarium and Space Theater holiday shows. Continue Reading Tickets are on sale now for PSC’s Planetarium holiday shows

The nearly two-dozen Dixon students were visiting the PSC Culinary Arts program as part of the middle school’s celebrated arts program. The next day, a different group of students visited the Cosmetology program, where they watched PSC students style hair and received tips from instructors. Continue Reading Dixon School students get inspiration – and Bananas Foster – during visits to PSC culinary, cosmetology programs

The Pensacola State College Bookstore held its grand reopening recently with a ribbon cutting ceremony and even a celebratory cake. Continue Reading Bookstore reopening shows off updated interior, products from Christmas ornaments to PSC pajamas

PSC’s building trade students are building a prototype, energy-efficient, 600-square-foot mini-home for the Escambia County Housing Finance Authority. When complete, the dwelling will be sold to a qualified, first-time homeowner at an affordable rate. Continue Reading PSC students build mini-home in downtown Pensacola

This month we celebrated Veterans Day and this month the Pensacola State College Association of Florida Colleges chapter is recognizing two employees who ─ together ─ served more than five decades in the military. Continue Reading AFC Member Spotlights for November: Rob Gregg and John Woods

The outstanding writers of the 2019 Walter F. Spara Writing Competition were recognized at an awards reception on Nov. 13 in the College’s Anna Lamar Switzer Center. Continue Reading 2019 Walter F. Spara Writing Competition winners honored at reception

For its 2019 service project, Pensacola State College’s Robinson Honors Program collected 1,326 books and raised $537 to cover the shipping costs to create a library for the preschoolers through fourth-graders at Pajwenda Primary School. Continue Reading Ugandan Book Drive a success for Robinson Honors Scholars

Tucked into the woods just off Highway 90, Pensacola State College’s picturesque Milton campus will transform into a magical and musical landscape on Dec. 3 for the annual PSC Holiday Experience. Continue Reading 2019 Holiday Experience set for Dec. 3 on PSC Milton campus

It was a homecoming of sorts at Wednesday’s night matchup between the Pensacola State College Pirates and Coastal Alabama ─ Monroeville Eagles. Former PSC Pirate basketball standout Glover Jackson was in the stands. For those who don’t remember, Jackson was a member of the College’s 1993 NJCAA Division 1 National Championship team coached by Bob Marlin. Continue Reading Former PSC national champion returns to College for basketball game

The works of nine Pensacola State College graphic design students will be on display starting Wednesday, Nov. 20, at the National Naval Aviation Museum at NAS Pensacola. Continue Reading PSC students’ artwork on display at National Naval Aviation Museum

Dr. Rameca Leary, Business Faculty and Coordinator of Diversity Initiatives at PSC, recently addressed the students at Dixon School of the Arts on the topic of colorism. She’ll be bringing that message to PSC. Continue Reading Leary takes anti-colorism message to audiences both young and adult

Pensacola State College building construction program students toured the new STEM facility under construction on the Pensacola campus to get a better understanding of what it takes to build a multi-million project. Continue Reading PSC building students get tour of STEM building under construction

Pensacola State College has been named one of Military Times’ 2020 Best for Vets Schools. Continue Reading Pensacola State named a Military Times 2020 Best for Vets school

Michael Johnston, 37, is PSC’s executive director of the Institutional Research Department, as well as the College’s State and Federal Reports Coordinator. He has been referred to, lovingly, as PSC’s “Data Guy.” Continue Reading For Institutional Research Director Michael Johnston, it’s all about ‘loving the data’

Several dozen high school students from five Northwest Florida counties and Baldwin County, Alabama, attended the 23rd Annual Pensacola State College Health Career Fair on Oct. 25 at the Warrington campus. Continue Reading Dozens of high school students get valuable hands-on experience at PSC Health Career Fair

Pensacola State College Theater Director Rodney Whatley has been selected for induction into the Florida College System Activities Association (FCSAA) Hall of Fame. Continue Reading PSC theater director to be inducted into FCSAA Hall of Fame

A recent cookout on the Pensacola campus to honor Veterans Day was sponsored by the PSC Student Veterans Association, with support from PSC’s Veterans Upward Bound and Veterans Student Support Services, and featured burgers, hot dogs, ribs, sides and even two patriotic cakes created by the PSC Culinary Arts Program – one was decorated as a U.S. flag; the other cake featured the service emblems of U.S. military branches. Continue Reading Pensacola State College honors veterans at cookout in advance of Veterans Day

Buffi Bailey sits outside a downtown cafe, sipping a caramel latte and looking over her computer screen as the sounds and scents of the city swarm around her. Bailey, a doctor of nursing at Pensacola State College, is working. But of course, this isn’t a typical work day Continue Reading Working nurses earn bachelor’s degrees in PSC online RN to BSN Program

Nationally-recognized fundraising consultant and researcher Penelope Burk brought her decades of experience to the inaugural Nonprofit Center For Excellence and Philanthropy at Pensacola State Summit on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 on the Pensacola campus. Continue Reading Area charitable organizations learn how to raise funds, court donors effectively at Nonprofit Summit