Many students remained on campus for opportunities to have fun, make new friends, and earn financial assistance.

High school juniors and seniors get a jumpstart on college with the online Dual Enrollment program.

Navy chaplain Lieutenant Commander David Downey provides servicemembers and their families a ministry of presence.

Accounting and mechanical engineering graduates join their skills and values to run their own business, HTS Coatings.

Natural science faculty help students prepare for more specific fields of research and graduate work through a new cell and molecular biology concentration.

Visitors and students are often surprised by the carefully preserved collection of rare Bibles and artifacts in PCC’s Bible Manuscript Room.

Friends and families gathered to celebrate their graduates in a reimagined Commencement experience.

Audiences enjoyed the comedy of Oscar Wilde’s English satire while enjoying a fanciful evening of fun.

Whether jumping into graduate school as a recent alumnus or returning as a seasoned employee, the pursuit of further education encourages professional and personal growth.

Mechanical engineering students learn what it takes to build a working electric vehicle before going head-to-head in an annual competition.

This year’s Summit highlights the theme “Grow Together” as students look back on a challenging, yet fruitful year.

This year, computer science students are joined by cybersecurity and info technology students for a larger Software Expo event.