Students can earn college credit from home with PCC’s Online Dual Enrollment.

After PCC transitioned to online learning, students have found what works for them as they continue classes from home.

While medically retired from the U.S. Army and Bureau of Prisons, Cliff Jones shares God’s peace to those who need it the most.

After most students have returned home for the semester, those remaining have adjusted to a quieter campus and new work schedules while steadily continuing classes online.

As an IT operations senior analyst, Peter Tedder has held a role of support and improvement at Tropicana’s most productive orange juice plant.

PCC alumna Melissa Lingle uses music and theater to help children gain confidence on and off the stage.

Physical therapist Rachel Farnham uses her training to help others both in the United States and abroad.

Although he has thrived in computer science, Thomas Behman has remained sensitive to God’s leading in his life toward gospel ministry.

In light of the transition online, PCC surprised the senior class by inviting them to enjoy their class party early.

Ministerial students were reminded of God’s provision by hearing the testimonies of several seasoned church planters.

Over 150 organizations attended PCC’s Educator Recruitment and Career Fair, looking for PCC grads and students to fill open positions and internships.

For the past twenty years, Dr. Robert Achuff has dedicated his life to ministry through the English language.