The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention puts it bluntly: “Suicide is a serious public health problem …and is a leading cause of death” in…
Pensacola State first-year photography student Davan Royster moved slowly through the College’s Switzer Gallery, taking in every bit of the compelling artwork of Sue Havens,…
Administrator was Career Pathways Counselor for PSC Adult Education Department Sparkie Harrison is the new director of the Pensacola State College Century Center in the…
Some first-time homeowner is going to get an awesome home. So awesome that it could be the only home they’ll ever need to buy. “This…
Performers, vendors, volunteers, sponsors are needed for April 15, 2023 event. How many cultures are represented at Pensacola State College? In Northwest Florida? The Gulf…
We hope the first week of the fall 2022 semester went well. But we also know that sometimes things happen. Dogs eat homework all the…
Art instructor Paula Work talks to students on Aug. 15, the first day of the fall 2022 semester. Ashanti East wasn’t taking any chances on…
Play guitar? Want to earn college credits for playing guitar? Well, the Pensacola State College Jazz Ensemble sure could use your shredding. (Not sure if…
By day, Brett Patterson helps some of our community’s most vulnerable folks attend Pensacola State College. By night, Patterson jams with his wife Lee Patterson…
Nicolas Salazar just graduated from Pace High School a few months back, but he’s already made an impact in making Northwest Florida a better place.…
Gulnaz Okumus speaks Turkish, English, Russian and Tatar. If numbers are a language, she speaks that too. Okumus, a native of Turkey, is an accounting…
Pensacola State College is bringing a little old-school fun and a little new-school pizazz to the Pensacola campus this fall. The inaugural PSC Pirates esports…
Pensacola firefighter Blane Coomer has already delivered a baby this year after responding to a call. That’s even before he received his nursing pin. On…
The work of artist Sue Havens has been exhibited in New York City, Germany and Sweden, and featured in the pages of Andy Warhol’s Interview…
A lot of the faces are different. There’s new construction and some buildings are long gone. Still, Pensacola State College’s Pensacola campus feels familiar to…
There was no ribbon. Instead, Pensacola State College Carpentry Program Coordinator Tony Grahame cut a yellow stretch of construction site tape to mark the completion…
Scott Brumfeld isn’t a runway model by trade. But there he was on stage at a July 26 Pirate Path New Student Orientation in the…
Julie Olmedo had the club cart – oversized golf cart – in reverse and was ready to go. The cart wasn’t ready to go though.…
April Huffman has been a Pensacola State College Culinary Program student for three years. She’s received scholarships since her second semester. If she didn’t, Huffman…
The cultural flame lit by Elvis Presley has never been extinguished, even 45 years after his death. Still, that flame hasn’t burned this bright for…
It’s more than a five-hour drive from Huntsville, Alabama – Rocket City, USA – to Pensacola State College’s Warrington campus, a small but serene and…
SouthState Bank strives to help and support the residents and the communities it serves. Furthering that commitment, SouthState Bank’s donated $2,500 to Pensacola State College…
Pensacola State College adjunct music instructor Michael Coleman wowed judges in Vienna with his piano composition “Room 857.” But he might have put a little…
Pensacola State College celebrated the generosity of two donors – the family of Sharen Siefert and the Highpointe Hotel Corp. ─ who contributed significantly to…
Horace “Ed” Hartsell, the third and longest-serving president in the history of Pensacola Junior College/Pensacola State College, died Wednesday, June 29. He was 86 years…
Larry Bracken advocated for Pensacola State College and Pensacola Junior College at the highest levels. He pushed and promoted the institution’s interests at the local,…
When Zack Potts was a Pensacola State College student, he didn’t really know that much about all the financial aid opportunities available to students. Now…
Pensacola State College Spanish instructor Scott Schackmann will still teach after becoming head of the Humanities and Social Sciences Department on Tuesday, July 5. Not…
They came from far and they came from near, but it was a full house as Pensacola State College kicked off its Pirate Path New…
It’s “Taco Thursday” at Pensacola Co:Lab and workers from more than a dozen different companies are sitting in a common area munching on tacos, and…
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