George Wilson exhibit highlights PSC’s 250 Years Proud events

In honor of the nation’s semiquincentennial celebration, the Switzer Gallery on the Pensacola campus is featuring Gulf Breeze artist George Wilson with the exhibition “250 Years of Freedom: Moments That Shaped America” through Aug. 7. The artist was recognized during a reception on June 2, where he greeted guests and discussed the exhibit of nearly 50 paintings that trace America’s history from its Native American origins through the Revolutionary and Civil Wars and into the modern era. (Photos: Christina Hanna)

Eugene Hernandez to chair FDOE MISATFOR advisory committee

Director, Institutional Research Eugene Hernandez is the new chair of the Florida Department of Education’s Management Information Systems Advisory Taskforce (MISATFOR), a state-level advisory committee comprised of data and reporting delegates from all public colleges in the Florida College System and FDOE representatives.

Cyber Defence Club achieves top 100th percentile in NCL games

Students from the PSC Cyber Defense Club participated in the National Cyber League Spring 2026 Individual and Team Game Competitions held in April, placing in the 100th percentile. PSC cybersecurity graduate and B.A.S. student William Yarbrough placed in the 100th percentile in the NCL Individual Game Competition, ranking 22nd out of 7,010 participants nationwide.

PSC’s 250 Years Proud campaign closes in on Independence Day

Since January, PSC has been commemorating America’s upcoming 250th birthday with the 250 Years Proud campaign. June activities, highlighted by the George Wilson art exhibition, continue with “The American Revolution as a Continuation of the English Civil War” lunch-and-learn presentation by Chris Levesque, Ph.D., on June 15, along with social media history minutes and free patriotic ice pops for students!