The Pensacola State College 2021 Fall Lyceum series features live musical performances for the first time in 18 months following a season lost to COVID-19.
Legends, student-athletes celebrate at latest Pirate Experience. PSC Lyceum back with live musicians, including Cedric Burnside, John Paul White and NPR’s Terry Gross. WSRE to…
Four Pirates were inducted into the Pensacola State College Athletics Hall of Fame on Sept. 9 as part of the annual Pirate Experience celebration in…
Pensacola State College basketball player Deborrah Redmon wasn’t even born when the United States was attacked on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.
It was a Pirate party at Blue Wahoos Stadium as Pensacola State faithful gathered for long-overdue shindig. Mobile artist Lauren Woods discusses ‘mythic time,’ ballet…
Lauren Woods has painted places she had never seen or knew existed, only to find out later that what she had conjured in her mind…
Jennifer Ponson helped Pensacola State College establish a SkillsUSA chapter in 2009. Ever since, her name has been synonymous with SkillsUSA in Northwest Florida, and…
A tall, lanky right-handed hurler took the mound at Pensacola Blue Wahoos Stadium on Tuesday night and fired, relatively speaking, a high strike to the…
Enter Doug Holsworth, recently hired as the new PSC Director of Bands, replacing the legendary Don Snowden, who retired in summer 2020 after 33 years…
Ted Sumrall is new tech support specialist, part of Help Desk. PSC EMS program’s new manikin is built to hurt – and be helped. WELCOME,…
Two stunning art exhibits are on display at Pensacola State College.
Human Resources representative is former sailor who served in Iraq, Micronesia, Japan and, for some reason, Romania. Calling all Pirates! PSC Party at Blue Wahoos…
The EMS program’s new manikin is top of the line. Not only does it have realistic body parts, it has the capability to bleed, breath,…
Ted Sumrall likes to help people. He’s just that kinda guy. So, he’s working in the perfect place, because Sumrall is one of the folks…
Local builder Amir Fooladi didn’t put his or his company’s name on the endowed scholarship he established to help Pensacola State College students hoping to…
South Santa Rosa Center offers cybersecurity, dual-enrollment, and full general education associate degree program. New Humanities & Social Sciences Department head returns to academia after…
All involved with Pensacola State College’s first Teens College Health Science Boot Camp called it a success.
Martha Sablatura knows about leadership. In fact, her doctorate degree from Our Lady of the Lake University in her hometown of San Antonio is in…
Retired U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Derrick Hatcher lives in Navarre but was willing to make the drive to Pensacola to study cybersecurity.
Patrice Whitten has always been a leader at Pensacola State College, even before it was Pensacola State College.
PSC’s EMS-Paramedic Program earns 5-year accreditation. Scholarship created for Patrice Whitten, who helped cultivate hundreds of scholarships, raise millions for PSC. Pensacola State College to…
Pat Thomason moves and moves quickly. When he walks, it’s with purpose.
Like many young artists, Jason Pinckard was inspired by cartoons, comic books and video games.
Pensacola State College’s EMS -Paramedic Program has earned continuing accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP).
PSC returns to mandatory indoor masks beginning Aug. 2. PSC History instructor Andrew Barbero talks about slavery in Florida, from Spanish rule to plantation system.…
When COVID-19 hit in spring 2020 forcing a shutdown at all Pensacola State College campuses and centers, Caresse Galiza stayed busy.
Pensacola State’s Garde Manger event is celebration of College’s friends and donors and a showcase for Culinary program. Retired Pensacola State English professor’s latest book…
When Cassidy Gadsby was in high school back in Pennsylvania, she heard all about the scholarships being pitched to upcoming Class of 2018 graduates.
Former Pensacola State College English professor Marian O’Shea Wernicke’s latest novel does mirror some aspects of her life
Pensacola State College’s annual Garde Manger Celebration brought more than 150 of the College’s donors and supporters to the Pensacola campus on Wednesday, July 22…
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