Pensacola State College

06/23/2026

Exemplifying service, excellence, and an unwavering commitment to our students. 🌟

We are proud to sit down with Abe Clark, our Director of Veteran Affairs and recipient of the 2026 RYSE Award — presented by the Florida Association of Veterans Education Specialists in recognition of his decade of dedicated service to our veteran community at PSC.

In this three-part series, Abe reflects on his military background and his journey over the last 12 years here at PSC. Join us as we celebrate his achievements!

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day 💙🏴‍☠️

06/18/2026

Congratulations to the 2026 Pensacola State College Distinguished Alumni Award recipients!

06/18/2026

Connect with employers and explore career opportunities at our Summer Career Fair TODAY!

📍PSC Milton Campus
⏰10 AM - 2 PM

CAREER FAIR TOMORROW!

Join us Thursday, June 18th from 10:00am-2:00pm for the Pensacola State College Summer Career Fair on the Milton Campus, dedicated to connecting job seekers with top employers who value service, dedication, and leadership. This fair is your opportunity to meet face-to-face with hiring professionals across various industries.

✅ Open to the public
✅ On-the-spot interviews and networking opportunities
Dress to impress, bring your resume, and come ready to explore new possibilities!

06/17/2026

Yesterday, PSC President Ed Meadows and the PSC Board of Trustees welcomed guests to the Raymond and Leila Hobbs Center for Excellence open house and program showcase, where they were able to learn about the workforce and continuing ed programs available.

Thank you, Mrs. Sherry Glorioso and members of the Hobbs family, for your continued support and generosity!

06/14/2026

Proudly waving our stars and stripes 🇺🇸
Happy National Flag Day!

06/13/2026

Our welding students crafted this impressive piece for America's 250th Anniversary Welding & Fabrication Challenge, hosted by the Florida Department of Education, showcasing the talent, precision, and craftsmanship they bring to every project.

The entry, titled "Forged in Freedom: 1776-2026," was a precision-crafted, double-sided steel piece featuring American flags, "1776-2026,' and iconic symbols like the Liberty Bell and a soaring eagle to honor our nation's past, present, and future.

06/12/2026

The Pirates that made PSC what it is!

This summer we've been feeling a little nostalgic, so we decided to break open some old year books and take a look at our past. These Pirates are the ones who helped build PSC and we couldn't be more grateful for them. Here's to remembering the past, and building an even brighter future!

Comment below if you recognize anyone. 🫣

06/11/2026

5 Reasons you should take Summer classes at PSC ✅

1. Save Money 💵
Summer classes at PSC can get you ahead in your degree, without breaking the bank — check out what financial aid services are available to you: https://financialaid.pensacolastate.edu/

2. Numerous Resources 📚
Whether you need help on your paper at the writing lab, a peaceful place to study and refuel [the library], a game room to unwind in between studying, or even a fitness center, PSC has you covered.

3. Smaller Class Sizes 🙋‍♀️
Smaller class sizes during the summer mean you'll get more one-on-one time with your professors, helping aid in your success. Plus, there are options for in-person, online, or night classes to fit YOUR schedule.

4. 8 Beautiful Locations 📍
PSC offers 8 convenient locations, so no matter where you are, your trip to class is hassle-free. We have campuses, centers, and facilities in Pensacola, Milton, Warrington, South Santa Rosa, and Century.

5. Over 100 Academic & Career Programs 🎓
Including Bachelor's and Associate degrees, and Program Certifications. Whatever your heart calls to, we've got a way for you to go here, get there!

👉Register for Summer classes today: https://pensacolastate.edu/registration/

06/09/2026

Ever wonder how people managed dinner without a microwave, a stove, or even a temperature dial?

In this "History Minute," Donna Waters from the UWF Historic Trust takes us inside a colonial kitchen to show how resourceful early Pensacola residents had to be. From adjusting "S-hooks" over an open flame to managing an endless list of daily chores, colonial cooking was all about making things work with what you had.

Take a look at how a classic colonial soup came together! What’s your ultimate one-pot meal? 👇