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The Pirate Newsletter, March 4
11 PSC students awarded African-American Memorial Endowment, Wiggins scholarships at February ceremony. It’s a Financial Aid Frenzy at Pensacola State College! Pensacola State College to…
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11 PSC students awarded African-American Memorial Endowment, Wiggins scholarships
Eleven PSC students were awarded an African-American Memorial Endowment Scholarship or Dr. Garrett T. Wiggins “Live Your Dream” Scholarship on Feb. 26 at WSRE-TV aboard…
PSC welcomes new Visual Arts Department head Alaina Plowdrey
Alaina Plowdrey is the new Pensacola State College Visual Arts Department head, replacing Krist Lien who retired in December.
The Pirate Newsletter, February 26
Spring Semester ‘D Session’ is last chance to take classes until summer. PSC SkillsUSA chapter, Lowe’s help rebuild Warrington food pantry. PSC to hold virtual…
Pensacola State’s SkillsUSA chapter helps rebuild Warrington campus food pantry with help from Lowe’s
The Warrington, as well as the Pensacola campus, received new refrigerators for their respective pantries, allowing the College to now store refrigerated and frozen items…
PSC alum performs during Super Bowl LV halftime show
PSC alum Jaylon Tellis was one of the 55 face-bandaged dancers sporting matching red blazers to join The Weeknd on the stage and field during…
The Pirate Newsletter, February 19
Santa Rosa principals, counselors attend Scholarship Luncheon. PSC named a 2021 Military Friendly School by Viqtory Media. More than 80% of PSC first-time, full-time students…
PSC selected a 2021 Military Friendly School by Viqtory Media
Pensacola State College has been named a 2021 Military Friendly® School by Viqtory Media.
The Pirate Newsletter, February 10
PSC sonography program earns second-place national ranking. ‘Hinterland’ exhibit melds pottery, photography into unified vision. PSC Sunset Photo Contest exhibit is on display at Jaco’s.…
PSC sonography program earns second-place national ranking
The College’s Associate of Science Degree in Sonography has been ranked No. 2 in the United States by Best Value Schools.
Pensacola State College student nurses join COVID-19 fight
The front line of the COVID-19 pandemic battle recently received reinforcements from Pensacola State College’s nursing program.
The Pirate Newsletter, February 4
PSC programs, initiatives impress state Dept. of Education CTE head. PSC’s 2nd-ever capital campaign has raised more than 50 percent of goal. PSC’s Culinary program…
Pensacola State programs, initiatives impress state Dept. of Education CTE head
Henry Mack III had heard things about Pensacola State College. Good things.
Pensacola State’s second-ever capital campaign has already raised more than 50 percent of goal
Since the 2018 launch, 570 donors have contributed funds to the “Your Community — Your Legacy” campaign, with 226 donors giving $1,000 or more.
Pensacola State College welcomes therapy dog ‘Rudy’ while saying goodbye to ‘Milly’
We’ve heard a few people say they have the best job at Pensacola State College. Brittney Clark, PSC Coordinator of Mental Health Services, is one…
The Pirate Newsletter, January 27
U.S. News ranks PSC online RN-to-BSN Program among the best. 2021 Rising Stars at PSC.
U.S. News ranks PSC online bachelor’s degree program among the best
For the third consecutive year, Pensacola State College’s online Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program has been listed among the best in Florida and…
PSC Foundation welcomes new members to Board of Governors
Several new faces and a familiar one have joined the Pensacola State College Foundation Board of Governors for the 2021-2023 term.
PSC partners with Academic Impressions for professional development training
Pensacola State College students, faculty and staff members soon will have access to a world of professional development training – all available online.
The Pirate Newsletter, January 22
Bryan Lewallyn to take helm as PSC new Athletic Director Softball coach Lyndsey Angus selected Associate AD. Pensacola State College sports — they’re back, baby!…
Lewallyn to take helm as PSC new Athletic Director
Pensacola State baseball coach Bryan Lewallyn and softball coach Lyndsey Angus have been named the College’s new athletic director and associate athletic director, respectively.
Pensacola State College AD Bill Hamilton gets emotional at retirement announcement
Bill Hamilton is a head coach, an athlete and athletic director, and the consummate team player. So when Hamilton announced his retirement as the Pensacola…
The Pirate Newsletter, January 13
Spring semester begins with renewed efforts to evade COVID-19. Change Makers donate $164,000 for student scholarships to PSC. PSC’s Milton PTK chapter helped homeless veterans…
Pensacola State College sports – they’re back, baby!
After a fall in which all sports except women’s cross country were shutdown because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the spring season has five PSC teams…
PSC’s Athletic Director Bill Hamilton announces retirement
After more than 37 years in college athletics, Pensacola State’s Athletic Director Bill Hamilton will retire on Friday, Jan. 22.
Pensacola State starts Spring semester with safety as a priority
PSC is asking students, faculty, and staff to be vigilant about following the College’s COVID-19 Response Plan that was issued during the 2020 Summer term…
‘Change Makers’ donate to PSC $164,000 for student scholarships
More than $164,000 was donated to help Pensacola State College students during the inaugural Change Maker ─ Expanding Possibilities reception held Wednesday, Dec. 9, on…
PSC Adult Education Program hosts Open House on Jan. 9
Pensacola State College’s Adult Education Program will host an Open House from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 9, on the Pensacola campus.
The Pirate Newsletter, December 11
PSC’s Medical Assisting Program ranks as No. 2 in Florida. Dr. Liz Moseley: Feeling overwhelmed? Help is available. Troy Moon: We don’t always get what…
Column: We don’t always get what we want, but we still have hope
The song on the radio tells us it’s “the most wonderful time of the year,” and who are we to argue? We don’t have a…