Just a few weeks into the job as the new Pensacola State College Century Center director, Alex Andrews met with leaders of the town located at the northern edge of Escambia County at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Continue Reading Century Center’s new coordinator Alex Andrews wants to meet needs of community
True freedom for all Americans would come with President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation in 1862, though news of that freedom was slow to spread to some parts of the still-young country. Continue Reading PSC’s first ‘Juneteenth’ event is a celebration of freedom
Brian Rucker knows how Disney is supposed to be done. His book “Worlds Within the World: The Story of the Walt Disney World Resort Hotels 1971-2021” was released in May. Continue Reading PSC history professor Brian Rucker pens book on Walt Disney World Resorts
Kent Huyser shared some of his fundraising expertise with local nonprofit leaders on Wednesday, June 9, at a “Major Gift Fundraising” workshop at the PSC Nonprofit Center for Excellence and Philanthropy. Continue Reading Nonprofits learn the secrets of major gift fundraising at PSC center workshop
Pensacola State College data maestro Michael Johnston is the new chair of the Florida Department of Education’s Management Information Systems Advisory Taskforce. Continue Reading PSC’s Michael Johnston elected chair of Florida Department of Education Management Information Systems Advisory Taskforce
After a year’s absence because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Pensacola State College will host the 32nd annual Northwest Florida Forestry Conclave and Lumberjack Festival on Oct. 3 at the Milton campus. Continue Reading Pensacola State’s Lumberjack Festival returns in October
Pensacola State College’s popular Kids College has courses and classes designed to educate and entertain children no matter their interests. Continue Reading Pensacola State College ‘Kids College’ opens June 7, spots are filling quickly
PSC Planetarium is open for group visits – facility closed during the pandemic, damaged in Hurricane Sally Continue Reading PSC Planetarium is open for group visits – facility closed during the pandemic, damaged in Hurricane Sally
Pensacola State College’s SkillsUSA chapter won five gold, two silver and three bronze medals at the organization’s Florida 2021 Virtual State Leadership and Skills Conference. Continue Reading PSC students win gold, advance to national SkillsUSA conference
Pensacola State College’s truck driving program has received a financial boost from Triumph Gulf Coast, Inc. Continue Reading PSC awarded $3.8M Triumph grant for truck driving program
Twelve students currently are enrolled in PSC’s Commercial Vehicle Driving program, a 320-clock-hour certificate course where students train to earn their Class A Commercial Driver’s License. Continue Reading Truck driver shortage spurs interest in Pensacola State College’s commercial driving program
Some of the best high school drama students in Northwest Florida are expected to audition and perform in Pensacola State College’s 30th annual Summer High School Onstage Workshop. Continue Reading It’s ‘S.H.O.W.’ time – Pensacola State College’s 30th annual Summer High School Onstage Workshop
On Thursday, May 13, 44 PSC Adult Education students received a GED diploma, which is the equivalent of a high school diploma, at a graduation ceremony in the Pensacola campus student center. Continue Reading Pensacola State Adult Education graduates believe GED will help them realize dreams
The styles are similar, but the journey to the finished product is far removed. Continue Reading Southern Appalachia meets academia in new folk-pottery exhibit at PSC Anna Lamar Switzer Center
Pensacola State College plans to open a dual-enrollment charter school at the Warrington campus that will target military dependents and at-risk students. Continue Reading PSC announces new technology innovation center funded by Gulf Power Foundation $100,000 gift
There was clapping, cheering, praising and just overall celebrating as approximately 450 Pensacola State College graduates took part in live commencement exercises on Sunday, May 9. Continue Reading PSC grads, family celebrate at May 9 commencement
On Thursday, May 6, 27 PSC student nurses received their nursing pins, nursing lamps and recited the nursing pledge at a service on the Warrington campus. Continue Reading PSC’s newest nursing grads faced unprecedented challenges
Just three days before they would graduate, a cohort of 10 Pensacola State College Veterinary Technology Program students received vocational pins and recited an oath that would make them part of a noble profession sworn to care for animals, large and small, slithering or walking, pet or beast of burden. Continue Reading PSC Vet Tech graduates tackle all aspects of animal care
Pensacola State College’s Stitchin’ to Serve Group recently donated a handmade blanket to Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a national nonprofit that provides beds and bedding to children in need. Continue Reading Stitchin’ to Serve group donates blanket to Sleep in Heavenly Peace organization
Pensacola State College’s Jason King is back in uniform nearly a quarter century after leaving the United States Coast Guard. Continue Reading PSC web administrator Jason King is also member of Coast Guard Auxiliary
Brian Rucker will share his vast historical perspective on Northwest Florida during a July 13 Pensacola Archaeology Society Lecture Series presentation Continue Reading PSC History Professor Brian Rucker key figure in Escambia County 200th anniversary celebration
They are some of our best and brightest – young Pensacola State College Honors students with a passion for knowledge and a talent for research. Continue Reading PSC’s Honors Biology students research reports cover variety of complex issues, subjects
Pensacola State College fortified its position as a growing regional leader in cybersecurity on Tuesday, May 4, with the unveiling of the state-of-the-art Donald McMahon III Center for Cybersecurity, which is housed in the newly-opened Baars Technology Building. Continue Reading Pensacola State College unveils Donald McMahon III Center for Cybersecurity
Spring is turning out to be the most wonderful time of the year for Pensacola State College student Carolyn Lungaro. Continue Reading Cantonment Rotary Club awards scholarships to 18 PSC students
The Pensacola State College softball team speaks with many accents, but with only one voice. And that voice is loud and clear: “We’re ready for state!” Continue Reading Pensacola State College baseball starts state tourney with 10th-inning victory
Saul Flores shared his “10 Rules of Grit” during his opening keynote address at the third annual Pensacola State College Student Activities Leadership Summit – a virtual event – on Friday, April 23. Continue Reading PSC Student Activities Leadership Summit tackles topics from overcoming obstacles to mental well-being
More than 400 Pensacola State College students will become Pensacola State College graduates on May 9 during an in-person commencement ceremony at the Pensacola Bay Center. Continue Reading PSC graduation ceremony set for May 9 at Bay Center
Pensacola State College’s welding program has won a gold-level endorsement from the Central Gulf Industrial Alliance (CGIA) which includes Mississippi, Alabama and parts of the Florida panhandle. Continue Reading PSC Welding program earns ‘gold’ endorsement, praise of employers
After she retires at the end of June, Susan Morgan has a few things to do. But no real plans. Continue Reading PSC Humanities and Social Sciences department head Susan Morgan retires after 31 years
Allison Dugas’ essay on Amber Carey was one of three national winners of the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development’s (NISOD) Student Essay Contest. Continue Reading Student pens award-winning national essay on PSC faculty member Amber Carey
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