Graduates returned to campus and saw how their alma mater continues to influence generations.
Traditions
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.
During the first-ever Greek Week, the Student Body enjoyed activities and surprises each day, reflecting the four pillars of collegian life.
Over several weeks, the PCC student body—past and present—united to raise support for the Children’s Hunger Fund in the Philippines.
Every spring, students, faculty, and staff take a break from classes to be edified and refreshed by God’s Word during Bible Conference.
Audiences stepped into the wonderful world of stringed instruments, familiar music, and fanciful fun.
Cast and crew worked hard to bring this famous Charles Dickens story to life!
During this favorite campus tradition, audiences enjoyed a delightful evening of music, lights, and surprises!
Students and faculty volunteered to donate a greatly needed medical resource through this year’s Blood Drive.
With the last event taking place two years ago, the 2021 Greek Rush and Parade were as energetic as ever!
Audiences enjoyed the comedy of Oscar Wilde’s English satire while enjoying a fanciful evening of fun.