Daschle Nelson will graduate from Pensacola State College next week with both his high school diploma from the PSC Charter Academy and an Associate in Arts degree. He has been accepted to Harvard University and has received a crosstown agreement scholarship from the MIT Navy ROTC to participate in Naval training at MIT while attending Harvard.
The Pensacola State College Nursing Department celebrated its latest cohort of nursing graduates, with 18 students receiving the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree and 81 receiving the Associate of Science in Nursing degree, during the Spring 2026 Pinning Ceremony at First Pentecostal Church in Pensacola.
The Pensacola State College Association of Florida Colleges Chapter hosted the AFC Region I Conference on Friday, May 1, at the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts on the Pensacola campus.
Pensacola State College announces a proposed Full Cost of Instruction Fee cost update for students. PSC administrators recommend a $290 Full Cost of Instruction Fee for both Bachelor and Credit programs.
The 2026 Pensacola State College Pirate Fest brought food, crafts, games and other activities to PSC campuses April 21–23, offering students a welcome break from exam prep and the opportunity to celebrate together as the academic year comes to an end.
Pensacola State College celebrated employees marking milestone years of service and six Employee of the Year honorees during the annual Employee Service Awards ceremony held on April 22 in the Jean & Paul Amos Performance Studio on the Pensacola campus.
The Pensacola State College Athletics Department hosted its annual Signing Day on April 27 at Hartsell Arena to celebrate student-athletes who have committed themselves to continuing their academic and athletic careers at the next level.
Students from the Pensacola State College welding program are competing in the America’s 250th Anniversary Statewide Welding & Fabrication Challenge, a competition hosted by the Florida Department of Education to honor the nation’s history through metalworking.
Pensacola State College Charter Academy student Dominic Desporte, who will graduate with his A.A. degree and high school diploma simultaneously in May, has his sights set on an Ivy League education as he anxiously awaits news from Dartmouth College, where he has been waitlisted.
Pensacola State College honored 167 outstanding individual students and one student volunteer group during the 2026 Student Excellence Awards Ceremony on Thursday, April 16, in the Jean and Paul Amos Performance Studio on the Pensacola campus. Family and friends gathered as well for the annual event, which recognizes students for their academic success, campus leadership and commitment to service.
The National Association of Veterans Upward Bound awarded PSC Veterans Upward Bound Project Director Rob Gregg its highest honor, the NAVUB Eagle Award, on April 14 during the organization’s national conference in Boston. The award recognizes exceptional service beyond the call of duty to the NAVUB and its mission to support veterans in educational pursuits.
Pensacola State College’s Business Affairs Vice President Anita Kovacs, C.P.A., received the 2026 Distinguished Service Award from the Southern Association of College and University Business Officers on April 19 during the organization’s annual conference in Dallas.
Students have until Tuesday to apply for spring graduation. Annual awards presentation shines a spotlight on student excellence. Anita Kovacs receives SACUBO Distinguished Service Award. Rob Gregg honored with the NAVUB Eagle Award. Charter Academy standout has sights set on Dartmouth.
More than 40 awards and scholarships were presented to 27 outstanding Pensacola State College visual arts students and four high school student artists during the 60th Annual Student Art Awards Exhibition opening reception on Tuesday, April 7, at the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts on the PSC Pensacola Campus.
Pensacola State College Planetarium Specialist Allison Spradlin has been recognized by Inweekly as one of Pensacola’s Rising Stars. Since 2007, the weekly publication has celebrated young leaders who have chosen to build their futures in Pensacola and demonstrate dedication to making the area a better place to live and work.
Pensacola State College and the University of Florida Institute for Food and Agricultural Sciences presented the annual Spring Festival of Flowers from Friday through Sunday, April 10–12, on the PSC Milton Campus.
The annual President’s Reception at Pensacola State College recognized outstanding PSC students for their academic achievements and campus leadership roles on Monday, April 13, in Broxson Hall on the PSC Pensacola Campus.
President’s Reception at PSC celebrates student leadership and academic achievement. 60th Annual Student Art Exhibition showcases award-winning talent. Spring Festival of Flowers drew thousands to PSC Milton Campus. Staff Spotlight: Allison Spradlin.
Six faculty members inducted into Academy of Teaching Excellence. PSC team earns top ranking in the worldwide Business Strategy Game. PSC presents the Pensacola Guitar Orchestra Annual Spring Recital. Student Spotlight: Terra Black
Veterinary technology major Terra Black has found the program at PSC both challenging and rewarding. Completing the program in May, she is prepared to pursue her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree.
Pensacola State College will present the 43rd Annual Spring Recital of the Pensacola Guitar Orchestra, under the direction of Joe Stallings, on Saturday, April 11, in the Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium on the Pensacola campus. Admission is free.
Pensacola State College business students Kadiyah Nelson, Haley Thompson, Kevin Weaver and Tacoryal White are Industry Champions of the Business Strategy Game (BSG®).
Six Pensacola State College faculty members were inducted into the college’s Academy of Teaching Excellence on Thursday, April 2, during a dinner held in their honor in the Molly McGuire Dining Room on the Pensacola campus.
All-American April offers poetry, a movie, music and national parks. PSC has earned the 2026-2027 Military Friendly® and Military Spouse Friendly® designations. Morette family honored as newest PSC Foundation Fellows during annual Community Breakfast. Alumni Spotlight: Hong Potomski.
The Pensacola State College Foundation Board of Governors hosted the nonprofit’s annual Community Breakfast on Wednesday, March 25, in the Thomas Delaino Student Center on PSC’s Pensacola campus. Each year, the signature event brings together community leaders and friends of the college to celebrate the power of partnership and philanthropy that impacts the lives and education of PSC students.
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