Students, faculty/staff, and their families and pets all came together in October. Outdoor movie events with inflatable obstacle courses, food, games, and more took place at the Rome and Cartersville

Georgia Highlands College is waiving its $30 application fee through the month of November to help reduce barriers for those seeking to attain a college education. Called “No Fee November,”

This November at Georgia Highlands College (GHC), members of the Native American community will be sharing their stories and providing historical and cultural insights as part of a monthlong speaker

Georgia Highlands College (GHC) has partnered with Rehabilitation Enables Dreams (RED) to offer college access to students in the RED “Restorative Justice Program.” RED works with young people who have

Following the success of the Entrepreneur Speaker Series at Georgia Highlands College (GHC), students and the general public can now tune-in to a new business-themed podcast called “The Loop.”  Brought

The Dental Hygiene Program at Georgia Highlands College (GHC) recently explored emerging dental treatment practices and technology ranging from virtual reality to microbial reduction during the school’s annual Informative Poster

Students from Georgia Highlands College (GHC) along with members of Youth Leadership Bartow gathered on the college’s Cartersville site last Friday to participate in the “Charge Into Leadership Conference.”   The

More than 1,000 Floyd County teens gathered at Georgia Highlands College (GHC) this week to experience a lesson in simulated reality by participating in the annual Floyd Teen Maze, held

Georgia Highlands College is celebrating nurses with a reception on November 3 from 4:30PM to 6:30PM at Heritage Hall in Rome. The event also highlights 50 years of nursing at

Textbook Brokers is now operating the Georgia Highlands College (GHC) bookstores, offering students greater and more affordable access to books and supplies.   “Everything we do, we do with the student

Eduardo Rico said taking classes and earning an associate degree in business from Georgia Highlands College (GHC) helped him see the possibilities and the potential to pursue his passion: starting