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Boston Brass to present free Master Class at PSC on Nov. 9
At 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, members of Boston Brass will present a free Master Class on music performance in Pensacola State College’s Ashmore Auditorium.…
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ADA Services presenting ‘Not-So-Scary Haunted House’ and Open House this week
Located in Building 2, Room 250, on the Pensacola campus, the “Not-So-Scary Haunted House” aims to give visitors a little taste of suspense and mystery,…
PSC to stage ‘The Producers’ Nov. 8-10, Nov. 14-17 in Ashmore Auditorium
Tickets are now on sale for Pensacola State College’s production of “The Producers” to be staged Nov. 8-10 and Nov. 14-17 in Ashmore Auditorium.
Descendent of ‘Mr. Yam’ rises to new challenges as PSC department head
For the last few years Mitzie Sowell has served as associate professor of natural sciences ─ teaching anatomy and physiology, microbiology and introduction to biology…
Learn to draw blood, treat sick animals and more with PSC’s Allied Health programs
While many traditional degree-seeking students might enter college not knowing what they want to eventually do once they earn a degree, students in the Allied…
Pensacola State’s Vet Tech Program Open House to be held Nov. 13
The Pensacola State College Veterinary Technology Program Open House is set for 3-7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 13, on the Warrington campus. Visitors will have the…
Boston Brass trumpeter to hold free clinic at PSC on Nov. 7
Jeff Conner, the only original member of Boston Brass, will present his free entrepreneurial clinic, “The Portfolio Musician,” on Thursday, Nov. 7, at Pensacola State…
Pensacola Civic Band to open 48th season with Boston Brass on Nov. 9
The Pensacola Civic Band opens its 48th season with “Sketches of Spain,” featuring the world-renowned Boston Brass. The performance is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday,…
Kevin Belton – one of Louisiana’s Top 20 chefs – visits PSC culinary program before WSRE-TV Food and Wine Barn Dance
Sure, New Orleans’ Chef Kevin Belton came to Pensacola State College on Friday to cook up some of his award-winning, celebrated gumbo for the folks…
Jordan ‘Bekah’ Campbell credits God, PSC for prison-to-college transformation
It was only after Jordan Campbell ─ who went by “Bekah” while at PSC ─ graduated with honors in May 2014, that instructor Ann Coon…
PSC receives $2.2M Title III grant to improve services for low-income students
Pensacola State College was recently awarded a $2.2 million U.S. Department of Education Title III grant to help low-income students. The grant funds will be…
Pensacola State Pirates fans can grab gear at online store
Pensacola State College’s Pirate fans can now purchase athletic apparel and other items from the comfort of their home, office or anywhere with a Wi-Fi…
PSC to provide free dental sealants to children on Nov. 9 at Warrington campus
Pensacola State College dental hygiene students will provide free dental sealants to children 15 years and younger on Saturday, Nov. 9, at the Warrington campus.
2019 Writing & Book Festival set for Nov. 9 at Studer Community Center
The 2019 Pensacola Writing and Book Festival promises something for everyone ─ from the young to the young-at-heart. Set for 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Nov.…
AFC October 2019 Member Spotlight: Tammy Henderson
When this month’s AFC Spotlight Member began working at Pensacola State College, moviegoers were flocking to theaters to see “Forrest Gump,” Sony had just released…
Maggie Koerner, Langston Hughes tribute and another ‘Trucker’ are a few Lyceum offerings
This year’s Lyceum schedule features musicians ranging from Maggie Koerner – former lead vocalist for celebrated jam band Galactic – to jazz artist Ron McCurdy,…
PSC Health Career Fair expected to draw more than 600 high school students
High school seniors interested in a medical field might be able to actually give injections at the 23rd Annual Pensacola State College Health Career Fair…
PSC Vet Tech graduates featured in trade magazine
Two Pensacola State Veterinary Technology graduates are featured in the October edition of Trends magazine. Gena Medley and Kirsten Kirkland were photographed at their jobs…
PSC Police and Public Safety officers take pride in being part of Pirate family
Eleven law enforcement officers make up the Pensacola State College Police Department ─ one part of the school’s Public Safety Department, which also includes 17…
Molly McGuire endowed scholarship grows larger with two big donations
Pensacola State students served up a wee bit of Irish food and flavor at a reception last week for family, friends and supporters of the College’s…
Tufts University: PSC students voted at higher rate than counterparts during 2018 midterm election
Historically young people have voted at a lower rate than older generations, however millennials are now wielding more power at the ballot box. And Pensacola…
Fundraising expert Gail Perry gets agencies ‘Fired Up’ at workshop
Fundraising specialists from a variety of agencies throughout Northwest Florida were “Fired Up” by fundraising expert Gail Perry, who delivered her “Art of Raising Major…
PSC cybersecurity program gives students tools to thwart cyberattacks – and attacks come from everywhere, even your car
Since 2016, Pensacola State has offered a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Cybersecurity. Program graduates will be prepared to earn 17 industry standard certifications.…
PirateQ will make registration easier, less time-consuming for PSC students
On Nov. 1, the college will roll out its new PirateQ queuing system, which will streamline the registration process, cut down on waiting times and…
PSC students give free haircuts to veterans living through hard times
Ten third-term Pensacola State cosmetology students offered free haircuts to homeless, hard-times military veterans who can’t afford such luxuries during the annual Homeless Veterans Stand…
Pensacola State’s top academic students and dapper student ambassadors honored by the College
Eight Presidential Scholars were honored at a Recognizing Excellence reception at the PSC Pensacola campus Sept. 17. The students, most recent high school graduates, were…
‘Mike Davey & Tracy Spikes Untitled’ works on exhibit at PSC
The works of “Mike Davey & Tracy Spikes: Untitled” are on exhibit in Pensacola State College’s Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts through Friday,…
Pianist Kadisha Onalbayeva to perform at PSC on Sept. 29
Acclaimed pianist Kadisha Onalbayeva will perform at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29, at Pensacola State College.
Florida’s ‘Biggest Food’ specialist works toward GED at PSC
Stephen Walls cooks under the name “Walls Clay” – look him up on Facebook – and makes what he boasts is “Florida’s Biggest Food.” On…
49 Pensacola State students inducted into National Technical Honor Society
Forty-nine Pensacola State students recently were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society (PSC chapter), and when asked the hardest class they’ve taken, a handful…