June 29, 2026
Pratt Community College Announces Presidential Finalist Dr. Carl Smalls
Pratt Community College Announces Presidential Finalist Dr. Carl Smalls Dr. Carl Smalls has been named a finalist to become Pratt Community College’s next President. The Board of Trustees will make one of its most consequential decisions in this search, and we are committed to ensuring students, faculty, staff, and community members have a voice […]
June 24, 2026
PCC Invites Community to Presidential Candidate Public Forum
PCC Invites Community to Presidential Candidate Public Forum June 24, 2026 | Pratt Community College The Pratt Community College Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the PCC Presidential Candidate Public Forum, a community-centered event offering students, faculty, staff, and Pratt-area residents a direct opportunity to engage with the finalists for the PCC President position. Event […]
May 12, 2026
Pratt Community College Students Test Skills in Wyoming Backcountry Experience
Pratt Community College students in the Wildlife Outfitting and Operations (WOO) program recently put their training to the test during a five-day backcountry trip to central Wyoming—an experience that challenged both their skills and resilience in the outdoors. Sophomore students enrolled in the program’s “Guiding in the Outdoors” course spent the week hunting, fishing, […]
May 12, 2026
Pratt Community College to Bring Collegiate Rodeo Back to Pratt This Fall
After more than a decade, collegiate rodeo returns to Pratt as Pratt Community College (PCC) hosts a three-day event October 8-10, 2026, at Huffman Arena on campus. Bringing the rodeo back is a big moment for the college, the community, and rodeo fans in the region. As part of the tough Central Plains Region, this […]
May 8, 2026
Pratt Community College Launches Presidential Search
Pratt Community College Launches Presidential Search PRATT, Kan. — Pratt Community College (PCC) has officially launched the search for its next President, seeking a visionary and collaborative leader to guide the institution into its next chapter of growth and success. Located in the heart of south-central Kansas, Pratt Community College is a student-centered institution committed […]
May 7, 2026
Pratt Community College System Upgrade Notice
Pratt Community College System Upgrade Notice Pratt Community College will be upgrading its software systems from May 29 through June 19. Several campus departments may have limited or no access to records during this upgrade. Please plan ahead to avoid disruptions. What This Means for Students PCC will launch a new student portal to improve how you: Register for […]
May 5, 2026
Pratt Community College Celebrates Outstanding Students at All-Kansas Scholars Award Ceremony
Pratt Community College proudly recognized two exceptional students during the 2025–2026 Phi Theta Kappa All-Kansas Scholars Award Ceremony, held Friday, May 1, at the Delmar Riney Art Gallery on campus. Felicity Joplin and Francesca Battaglia were honored as this year’s All-Kansas Scholars, a distinction awarded to only a select group of students from community colleges […]
May 5, 2026
PCC Students Receive Beaver Bytes Awards
The Beaver Bytes staff wrapped up a successful 2025–2026 year by recognizing several members for their dedication, leadership, and contributions to the publication. Made up of a strong mix of freshmen, sophomores, and student managers, this year’s team played a key role in continuing the growth and success of Beaver Bytes. Among the honorees, […]
May 5, 2026
PCC Male Athlete of The Year – Preston Hagel, Freshman
Pratt Community College freshman Preston Hagel delivered one of the most impressive seasons in recent memory, earning recognition as the 2026 KJCCC Newcomer of the Year and Wrestler of the Year. Competing at 197 pounds, Hagel also secured NJCAA All-American honors while finishing the season with an outstanding 45–6 record. His success extended beyond the […]
May 5, 2026
Pratt Community College Students Gain Hands-On Experience Through Stream Ecology Survey
Pratt Community College students recently left the classroom and entered the field, actively engaging in hands-on learning along the South Fork of the Ninnescah River, where they combined science, collaboration, and real-world application. Students from the Biology II course joined forces with those in the Wildlife Outfitting and Operations (WOO) freshwater fish management class to […]
