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South College hosted an interactive graduate program fair on Oct. 8, offering undergraduates, prospective students and the public a firsthand look at advanced degree programs and opportunities. The fair at the Parkside Drive campus included hands-on demonstrations for a range

Knoxville Orthopaedic Surgery Center (KOSC) has been recognized by Newsweek as one of America’s Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers for 2027. The West Knoxville outpatient facility is one of only two in Knoxville, 14 in the state and 750 nationwide to

South College Knoxville hosted nearly 120 students with Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley (BGCTNV) to offer an interactive glimpse of the college experience and explore different professional pathways, from construction management to surgical technology. High school students

Whoever said dogs are “man’s best friend” clearly had yet to see Girl Scouts support their four-legged neighbors. Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians is partnering with Smyth Animal Rescue & Resource Center to send BarkBoxes to dogs awaiting their “fur-ever”

Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC) and the City of Knoxville will host a community feedback session to continue to gather input on the future of the former Public Safety Building site next to the Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum (KCAC).

South College Dallas has earned initial accreditation for its Surgical Technology program and graduated the campus’s first enrolled student as the Dallas campus celebrates its second anniversary. Surgical technologists learn skills to help care for patients, prepare for surgery, keep

South College Pittsburgh hosted counselors from 15 local high schools Oct. 1 to tour the campus and see firsthand the resources and educational tools available for prospective students making college decisions. The event began with a light breakfast, and the

Daryl Johnson, founding partner and creative director of Johnson Architecture, has received the 2026 Gold Medal Award, AIA East Tennessee’s highest honor, recognizing his contributions to architecture and the community. Johnson was presented with the prestigious award during the organization’s

Downtown Knoxville is getting spooky as the annual Wicked Cool event returns Oct. 1-31 with festive activities and Halloween-themed experiences for the whole family. This year, Wicked Cool kicks off one week early and will offer delightful and frightful fun

Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon organizers have announced the winners of the 2026 challenges, including “Fittest Company” and “Fittest School.” The challenges will return for the 2027 event, as will last year’s new additions, the Knox Hills Challenge and Marble City