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South College Orlando hosted students from Tohopekaliga High School to get a hands-on introduction to careers in healthcare and spark their interest in pursuing varying fields, including surgical technology, respiratory therapy and radiography. The immersive 5.5-hour field trip for about

South College has promoted Dr. Samantha Sircey to lead the higher education institution’s Asheville campus. Sircey, who previously served as dean of Academic and Student Services in Asheville, became campus president in March. She succeeds Dr. Danielle Kwasnik, who is

South College Pittsburgh hosted a career fair April 17 for its pending graduates and students in allied health and nursing programs with multiple companies in the healthcare fields. “Pittsburgh is an important hub in the healthcare industry, and we want

South College Nashville celebrated recent nursing program graduate Beck Dowdy-Wright, the recipient of HCA Healthcare’s inaugural Flower Bud Nursing Student Award, which honors commitment to compassion, empathy and professionalism during the clinical experience. Dowdy-Wright was presented the award on April

DGA Residential, along with community leaders and partners, officially cut the ribbon April 17 to commemorate the opening of Riverside at Holston, a 96-unit affordable housing community across from Holston River Park. The Holston Hills development featuring two- and three-bedroom

Elected officials and community and business leaders unveiled seven statues Tuesday at Covenant Health Park in recognition of both the Knoxville Giants and the multi-racial history of baseball in the city. The statues honor Jerry Benjamin, William M. Brooks, Claude

South College has hired Dr. Danielle Kwasnik, who has extensive experience in higher education, for the executive leadership role of chief academic officer. As chief academic officer, Kwasnik will oversee educational operations for students across South College, which includes 10

More than 6,500 participants crossed the finish line of the 2025 Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon at World’s Fair Park during the April 5-6 race weekend, including two local women who repeated their titles. Gina Rouse of Knoxville, a mother of

The Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon, East Tennessee’s largest road race, returns April 5-6, in World’s Fair Park. Thousands of participants and spectators are expected to fill the city for the races and festivities. There’s something for everyone – from kids

South College Indianapolis will launch an Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program after earning initial approval by the Indiana State Board of Nursing. Students will work to build a strong academic foundation and learn fundamental skills required of a