Close to 1,500 alumni and their families came back to their alma mater to take part in the 50th-year celebration of PCC.
Traditions
Dr. Charles Bombard and the PCCymphony guided the audience on a tour through 19th-century Europe during Concert on the Green.
With the 2023 Greek Rush came a lot of energy, excitement, and unity among collegian members as they introduced new students to collegian life.
For a new Fine Arts production, audiences followed the famous detective on his adventures.
The student body united to support One More Child’s mission of sharing the gospel with families in need.
This year’s Bible Conference gave students a break from classes and challenged them to glorify God with their futures.
Students pause to enjoy a season of celebration with a PCC favorite event, Christmas Lights Celebration.
Despite a turn in weather, PCC’s traditional Turkey Bowl championship finished with a well-enjoyed competition.
Audiences found themselves in a mystical forest of fairies and elves for William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Graduates returned to campus and saw how their alma mater continues to influence generations.
Students enjoyed the musical talents of the “world’s most famous brass group” during the year’s first Fine Arts event.
Audiences enjoyed this classic Gilbert and Sullivan musical comedy full of pirates, policemen, and oddly spaced birthdays.