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Recent Pensacola State graduate earns Coca-Cola Gold Scholar Award
Miriam Villa, who graduated from PSC in fall, 2019, was recently selected as a 2020 Coca-Cola Academic Team Gold Scholar.
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Pensacola State College to hold ‘Thank a Donor Day’ on April 1
On Wednesday, April 1, Pensacola State students will have their own chance to say “Thank you” to the numerous donors who support every aspect of…
Eight PSC students receive scholarships at Dr. Garrett T. Wiggins ‘Live Your Dream’ Banquet
Pensacola State College celebrated its diversity and commitment to minority students on Feb. 28 at the annual African American Memorial Endowment Scholarship Program and the…
From ‘Miss Fury’ to ‘Wonder Woman’ and beyond: PSC presents ‘Female Superheroes’ discussion
Statistics show that in the 1940s, girls were as likely to read comic books as boys. But there was a difference, said retired educator Magdalena…
Pensacola State College saluted as Military Friendly School
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…
PSC takes lead role in documenting Santa Rosa County lynching victims
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…
CANCELLED- 32nd Annual Lumberjack Festival celebrates the Great Outdoors March 28 at PSC Milton campus
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…
Five inducted into Pensacola State’s Athletics Hall of Fame 2020 class
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…
Cybersecurity student leaves troubled past for a bright future with help from PSC
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…
Sociology professor to discuss ‘Female Superheroes’ in Feb. 27 lecture at PSC
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…
Pensacola State College’s African American Student Association is one of top chapters in Florida
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,…
Student Affairs admin’s ‘full circle’ brings her back to a welcoming PSC
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,…
Pensacola State College’s three Branches have made the college a second family home
Pensacola State College’s family tree has many branches. But only one branch has three Branches.
Fifth-graders explore ponds, assemble bones at PSC South Santa Rosa Center
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…
Identical twins chase identical dreams at Pensacola State College
Andrew and Aundre Conner are identical twins from their heads to their toes.
Wilma Duncans-Burnett, the ‘gold standard’ of Allied Health, retires in February
Wilma Duncans-Burnett, who began her teaching career at Pensacola State College – then Pensacola Junior College – in August 1988, will teach her final class…
PSC smartphone app adds bold new upgrades to maps, course search and more
The official PSC smartphone app has been given some major upgrades.
Artist Susan McCollough has exhibited in Paris, Florence and now Pensacola State College
Being in a room full of Susan N. McCollough paintings must be akin to what it’s like being in the middle of a jazz improvisation…
Disc golf course coming to PSC main campus
Sometime this spring, the discs will be flying across open fields on Pensacola State College’s Pensacola campus.
Hey CTE students, want to rise above? Consider HOSA, National Technical Honor Society or SkillsUSA to reach next level
Put your confidence to the test by joining SkillsUSA, a national organization that serves career and technical students.
PSC to hold Financial Aid Day on Feb. 16
Get free, expert help applying, registering and paying for college at Pensacola State College’s Financial Aid Day set for noon-3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 16, at…
Come back to PSC for free!
PSC is one of the 28 Florida colleges participating in Gov. DeSantis’ “Last Mile College Completion Program,” which offers free tuition to students close to…
PSC celebrates national CTE month with a job fair, open houses, tours
February is national Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the College will participate with a series of events designed to showcase the program’s effectiveness…
Pensacola State to present 25th Multicultural Job Fair on Saturday
More than 20 Northwest Florida employers are looking to hire at the 25th Multicultural Job Fair set for 9 a.m.-noon on Saturday, Feb. 1.
Pen Air donates $5,000 to Pensacola State scholarship fund
On Jan. 13, Pen Air Federal Credit Union gave $5,000 to the Pensacola State College Scholarship Fund in a ceremony held in the Pen Air…
Jaco’s is perfect place to snap sunset photo – and perfect PSC partner
All through February, Jaco’s will showcase Pensacola State College’s Photography Program, when students’ sunset-inspired photographs will be featured and displayed. The student who is chosen…
Dona and Milton Usry join Pensacola State ‘Hall of Honor’
On Jan. 21, Pensacola State College honored Dona and Milton Usry, who have become personal and appreciated friends to many in the PSC family, including…
Brown to lead donor-centered fundraising workshop on Jan. 29
Nonprofit expert Cathy Brown will host “Donor-Centered Proposals and Presentation” workshop on Wednesday, Jan. 29, at Pensacola State College.
‘Toying with Science’ comes to Pensacola State on Jan. 25
Garry Krinsky will bring Toying with Science, a fast-paced, fun-filled and interactive learning experience, to Pensacola State College on Saturday, Jan. 25.
WSRE announces change in top management
Pensacola State College has appointed Jill Hubbs to serve as interim general manager of WSRE and executive director of the WSRE-TV Foundation.