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PSC announces proposed lab fees for Performing Arts programs
Pensacola State College announced proposed lab fees for students enrolled in the Performing Arts Department programs. The College’s District Board of Trustees will vote on…
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PSC announces proposed increase to Full Cost of Instruction Fee for students
Pensacola State College has proposed an increase to the Full Cost of Instruction Fee for students. The College Administration recommends $264 as the Full Cost…
The Pirate Newsletter, April 26
8 Pensacola State College student-athletes commit to 4-year universities, colleges. PSC Athletics honors student-athletes during Sports Banquet. Pensacola State graduation set for May 11 at…
PSC Athletics honors student-athletes during Sports Banquet
Three student-athletes were awarded the inaugural Carla Williams Award at the Pensacola State College Athletics Sports Banquet held on April 26 in Hartsell Arena. Basketball…
Pensacola State graduation set for May 11 at Bay Center
Pensacola State College graduation ceremony held at Bay Center on May 11. Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons will be the keynote speaker at the Pensacola…
8 PSC student-athletes commit to 4-year universities, colleges
Pensacola State College baseball player Andreaus Lewis II is going to Manhattan College in New York City to continue his collegiate playing career and to…
PSC Charter Academy seniors share knowledge about potential careers at Senior Symposium
Pensacola State College Charter Academy seniors presented their Capstone Projects on April 20 on the Warrington campus. Pensacola State College President Ed Meadows walked around…
The Pirate Newsletter, April 21
Pensacola State College’s first International Festival was a cultural showcase of food, music, dance. PSC’s most creative student-artists celebrated at awards ceremony. Student Excellence Awards…
Student Excellence Awards Ceremony honors PSC’s best, most-dedicated students
Nearly 100 Pensacola State College students were honored for achievements in academics, leadership, service and volunteerism at the 2023 PSC Student Excellence Awards Ceremony on…
PSC Family plays and celebrates at 2023 Pirate Fest
That was fun. Let’s do it again! Pirate Fest 2023 took over the Pensacola State College Pensacola campus on April 18 for a day of…
Pensacola State’s ‘Little Women’ production receives FCSAA Superior Rating
Pensacola State College’s theater production of Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women” received a Superior rating from the Florida College System Activities…
PSC’s first International Festival was a cultural showcase of food, music, dance
Little kids danced jigs to the music of McGuire’s Irish Pub Bagpipe Band. Other little ones pranced in the grass later, keeping rhythm with the…
PSC’s most creative student-artists celebrated at awards ceremony
Megan Rathmann with Brian Weaver Pensacola State College graphic design student Megan Rathmann won the coveted Anna Award at the 2023 Annual Student Art Awards…
The Pirate Newsletter, April 13
PSC’s inaugural International Festival will feature sounds, sights and flavors from across the globe. Human Foosball! Toxic Slime! Even something nuclear is coming to Pirate…
Celebrate Community College Month and send us your stories about how PSC/PJC helped affect or change your life
April is Community College Month and we’re asking you to share your stories about Pensacola State College and how it helped to affect your life…
PSC’s inaugural International Festival will feature sounds, sights and flavors from across the globe
It’s almost here! The first Pensacola State College International Festival is from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, April 15, on the Pensacola campus. The…
Lyceum ends musical season with performances by Motel Radio, Kahlo Quartet, PSC’s Wind & Jazz Ensembles
Lyceum Student Series: Motel Radio The last three musical performances of the Spring 2023 Pensacola State College Lyceum series are this month. New Orleans-based indie…
Human Foosball! Toxic Slime! Even something nuclear is coming to Pirate Fest 2023
Inflatable Human Foosball 38-foot Double Lane Bungee Run Nuclear Toxic Slime Battle Zone Joust Troy…
Incoming PSC students walk The Pirate Path during orientation
PSC Recruiting Coordinator John Solet leads incoming students through a tour on Tuesday, April 11. Incoming Pensacola State College soccer players Maddie Motes and Sidney…
PSC Student Success Story: Johnny Gazoo
Johnny Gazoo Johnny Gazoo knows the difference Pensacola State College can make in a person’s life. He’s hoping his time, work and effort at PSC…
Fellows Foundation accepting scholarship applications for 2023-2024 academic year
Applications for Fellows Foundation scholarships are being accepted through May 1. Available to students majoring in health care fields or the ministry, the scholarships will…
PSC welcomes Chandler White as new Student Engagement and Leadership Coordinator
PSC Coordinator of Student Engagement and Leadership Chandler White speaks with an incoming student at a Pensacola State College Resource Fair on April 11. Chandler…
The Pirate Newsletter, April 6
Get your fill of food, entertainment and culture at Pensacola State College’s International Festival. Pensacola State saxophonist Pierre Baldwin wins first place in Jazz Pensacola…
Get your fill of food, entertainment, culture at PSC International Festival
Larry Watson will perform at the Pensacola State College International Festival set for April 15. The New School Motown-inspired singer will perform at 3 p.m.…
Pensacola State alum discover fulfilling careers at UF/IFAS Extension Escambia County
Khaliah Williams, from left, Dorothy Lee and Chinesa Sunday are all Pensacola State alums who work at the UF/IFAS Extension Escambia County office. Khaliah Williams’…
2023 Student Art Awards Exhibition opens at Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts
The stellar work currently displayed in Pensacola State College’s Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts looks very professional. Yet all 100 artists featured in…
Pensacola State saxophonist Pierre Baldwin wins first place in Jazz Pensacola student competition
Pierre Baldwin You practice to get better. And if results mean anything, and they do, moving from second place to first is a sure sign…
The Pirate Newsletter, March 31
Pensacola State College names Mark Yepishin women’s soccer coach, 4 players sign with team. PSC Academy of Teaching Excellence welcomes 6 extraordinary instructors. Spring Festival…
Spring Festival of Flowers set for today through Sunday on Milton campus
Joanna Hrycuna arranges ornamental metal garden flowers while her husband Gary Hrycuna rakes up their spot at the UF/IFAS and PSC Milton Campus Spring Festival…
Pensacola State College names Mark Yepishin women’s soccer coach, 4 players sign with team
There will be a lot of local flavor on the inaugural Pensacola State College women’s soccer team, which begins its first season of play in…