Ask around. I'm not the brightest guy. So, when I saw that Pirate Fest 2023 was going to feature something called “Human Foosball,” I put on my best wise-guy face and asked, “Isn’t human foosball just soccer?” But no, it’s actually what it claims to be – Human Foosball. Participants are tethered to a pole and can slide back and forth, not forward or backward. 

Chandler White’s job is almost akin to that of a cheerleader coach/college mascot hybrid. His job is to recruit Pensacola State students to become more engaged with the College, exhibit school spirit and be more active in campus life. White is the new PSC Coordinator of Student Engagement and Leadership.

Applications for Fellows Foundation scholarships are being accepted through May 1. Available to students majoring in health care fields or the ministry, the scholarships will be awarded in July for the upcoming 2023-2024 academic year. The scholarships range from $1,000 to $10,000, and applicants can reapply each subsequent academic year.

Incoming Pensacola State College soccer players Maddie Motes and Sidney Roest have already familiarized themselves with the practice pitch on the Pensacola campus. On Tuesday, April 11, Motes and Roest learned more about the non-soccer aspects of PSC.

The last three musical performances of the Spring 2023 Pensacola State College Lyceum series are this month. New Orleans-based indie rock band Motel Radio will perform on Wednesday, April 19, while Kahlo Quartet, a Philadelphia-based chamber music group that mixes traditional classical music with Latin American influences, will perform on Thursday, April 20.