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South College recently celebrated Military Appreciation Day at the Parkside Learning Site with a breakfast, service dog demonstration and the opportunity to write letters to deployed military members. In addition, President Stephen South provided Smoky Mountain Service Dogs a check

South College School of Pharmacy student Joshua Gass began his term as president of the statewide Tennessee Society of Student Pharmacists (TSSP) at the organization’s Winter Meeting in Nashville on Feb. 25. The TSSP is the student affiliation of the

South College announced today the completion of a merger endeavor that results in the South College-Asheville campus, which had been structured as a separate institution, becoming a Learning Site of South College. “Transitioning the Asheville, North Carolina location to a

    The first-ever Knoxville Celebrity Chef Diabetes Expo will be held Saturday, Aug. 20, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn World’s Fair Park. The event is organized and sponsored by South College’s American Pharmacists Association

Dr. Joe Johnson, president emeritus of the University of Tennessee, delivered a particularly fitting commencement speech about leadership.

During the South College School of Pharmacy graduation on Friday, June 17, Jonathan Zierden took the stage at the Tennessee Theatre in two different ways. The first was to accept his degree from the institution, and the second was to return to his first love of musical theater as he performed “This is the Moment” from the musical, Jekyll & Hyde.

Job seekers soon will have an opportunity to meet with more than two dozen recruiters – the largest number in the career fair’s history – in one stop at South College.

Today, South College-Asheville opens enrollment for a 27-month associate of applied science degree in diagnostic medical sonography (DMS).

The South College Criminal Justice and Legal Studies programs will host a free symposium Wednesday, Oct. 28, to help educate the community on how to prevent and overcome domestic violence.

Today, 87 South College student pharmacists received their white coats marking the beginning of clinical rotations in the community. As they took this educational step towards their professional careers, speakers focused on the future of the industry.