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Interim faculty adviser appointed to Student Media
Interim faculty adviser appointed to Student Media
GHC is getting more eco-friendly by installing a new HVAC system, which is also less expensive and more high-tech.
HVAC system being replaced on Floyd campus
Phishing is one of the most common scams people can come across. Recognizing the signs of a phishing attack is crucial in avoiding one as they can be dangerous.
Beware of phishing scams
The cast and crew of Backpack in the Alley pose for photographers on the red carpet inside DeSoto Theater after the premiere of the short film.
GHC student films featured in RIFF
Beginning spring semester of 2023, campus will observe the pre-Covid hours of 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays. Campuses will also operate Fridays between 8 a.m. and noon.
GHC changing campus hours
The honorably discharged Alec Lindsey, studying in the Veteran Resource Center at the Paulding Campus on January 17, 2023.
VA supports veteran students
Iasia Sweeting raises awareness for trafficking survivors
Iasia Sweeting raises awareness for trafficking survivors
On The Record: Ericka Walczak and Hugo Corondao
On The Record: Ericka Walczak and Hugo Corondao
GHC alumna Jacqueline Rodriguez is taking on an internship as an Admission Counselor for a sociology course she is taking at Kennesaw State University. She helps students with admission holds, admission status and explaining the programs offered by GHC. We also get a lot of older adults that call in wanting help in applying and are super excited to apply which is very rewarding, Rodriguez said.
Jacqueline Rodriguez lands an internship at GHC
Participants and attendees are seen on the Paulding campus seated at tables in the Cellar Lounge, tasting different types of chili.
Paulding campus hosts Chili Cook-Off
The United States is not following its founding principles any longer. History is being ignored, journalists are being censored and false rhetoric is being spewed in an effort to create a false narrative to control the masses.
Editorial: Our First Amendment rights are under attack
Some students are willing to shell out the extra $100+ for an access code to a required class, but others who prefer cheaper methods that fit better with their learning style have no choice.
Access codes are not worth their price tag
The election of Brian Kemp and Marjorie Taylor Greene could mean doom for Georgia.
Re-elected Georgia Republican candidates shatter hopes and dreams
The spotlight on Thanksgiving is often shifted to Black Friday and retail discounts instead of the meaning behind the holiday.
Thanksgiving is no longer about family
The Holiday Special, with Soup on the Side
The Holiday Special, with Soup on the Side
The United States is not following its founding principles any longer. History is being ignored, journalists are being censored and false rhetoric is being spewed in an effort to create a false narrative to control the masses.
Editorial: Our First Amendment rights are under attack
A Bartow Family Resources Medical bus outside the BFR Medical building in Cartersville. BFR Medical offers early pregnancy care, including testing and education on options to those who are pregnant.
Editorial: How GHC can help those affected by the overturning of Roe v. Wade decision
Celebrating National Person I Met in Line at Starbucks Twice Day with my friend Chuck. Or maybe its Todd. Donno.
Editorial Cartoon: National Person I Met in Line at Starbucks Twice Day
Some states have been passing religiously charged legislation that would bar public schools from teaching certain topics to students.
Editorial: Is academic freedom dying a slow death?
‘Turning Red’ makes families confront difficult discussions
‘Turning Red’ makes families confront difficult discussions
Tom Nook in Animal Crossing used to hound players to pay back home loans within a certain amount of time, or else they would be punished. Todays Tom Nook in Animal Crossing: New Horizons is more lenient and doesnt put a deadline on loan payments.
Children’s video games are oversimplified
The Latin Filmmakers panel gives a platform for Latin filmmakers to discuss the struggles they faced to make it in the film industry as Latinx individuals. (Pictured from left: RIFF Moderator Kelly Young, Writer, Director and Producer of The Son Rises, Alexander G. Seyum, Associate Producer and Background Caster for The Son Rises, Bernice Molina, Director of Hunting Souls, Diego Silva Acevedo, Cinematographer and First Assistant Director of Hunting Souls, Carlos Andres Cuervo, film actor and producer, Michelle Rivera, film producer and writer, Christina Nava and RIFF Moderator Melissa Simpson.)
Rome International Film Festival spotlights diversity
Review: Interview with the Vampire highlights color in storytelling
Review: ‘Interview with the Vampire’ highlights color in storytelling
A Kimono in the Cove and Anti-Cool Crowds
A Kimono in the Cove and Anti-Cool Crowds
Where The Outsiders Are
Where The Outsiders Are
Chargers forward, Ubong Okum (right), and Andrew College forward, Demarco Bethea (left), have a jump ball to start off their game on Jan. 19, 2023.
Chargers survive in overtime
Georgia in Focus: Sports updates for November
Georgia in Focus: Sports updates for November
Lady Chargers fall in conference opener
Lady Chargers fall in conference opener
Chargers player TJ Horton prepares to shoot a free throw in their contest against USC Salkehatchie on Feb. 9, 2020.
Leadership Series: TJ Horton finds home in new sport
Sports commentary: NFL needs to protect players
Sports commentary: NFL needs to protect players
All About AI
All About AI
The Holiday Special, with Soup on the Side
The Holiday Special, with Soup on the Side
On The Record: Ericka Walczak and Hugo Corondao
On The Record: Ericka Walczak and Hugo Corondao
A Kimono in the Cove and Anti-Cool Crowds
A Kimono in the Cove and Anti-Cool Crowds
Georgia in Focus: Sports updates for November
Georgia in Focus: Sports updates for November
The One with the Saturday Morning Cartoons
The One with the Saturday Morning Cartoons
The One with the Finals
The One with the Finals
The One with Spring Registration
The One with Spring Registration
The One with the Ski Trip
The One with the Ski Trip
The One with the Fall Frenzy
The One with the Fall Frenzy
On The Record: Ericka Walczak and Hugo Corondao
On The Record: Ericka Walczak and Hugo Corondao
On The Record featuring Crystal Lee
On The Record featuring Crystal Lee
On The Record: Dr. Mike Hobbs
On The Record: Dr. Mike Hobbs
On The Record: Professor Victoria Banks
On The Record: Professor Victoria Banks
Careers: Harold Campbell, GHC Writing Tutor
Careers: Harold Campbell, GHC Writing Tutor
All About AI
All About AI
The Holiday Special, with Soup on the Side
The Holiday Special, with Soup on the Side
ICWA, Elections, and Amaya!
ICWA, Elections, and Amaya!
Muffins and Mega-Pints
Muffins and Mega-Pints
Amazon Primed for Unionized Labor
Amazon Primed for Unionized Labor
A Kimono in the Cove and Anti-Cool Crowds
A Kimono in the Cove and Anti-Cool Crowds
Where The Outsiders Are
Where The Outsiders Are
A Riff-Ready Rundown
A Riff-Ready Rundown
Come One, Come All - Fall Fests for Filmmakers
Come One, Come All – Fall Fests for Filmmakers
Lots Of Fish In The Sea
Lots Of Fish In The Sea
Georgia in Focus: Sports updates for November
Georgia in Focus: Sports updates for November
New Faces and Intramural Sports at GHC
New Faces and Intramural Sports at GHC
Falcons Draft and NBA Playoffs
Falcons Draft and NBA Playoffs
Celtics or Bucks?
Celtics or Bucks?
NBA Playoffs and Player Activism
NBA Playoffs and Player Activism
Honors Student: Samantha Lewis, Health Sciences
Honors Student: Samantha Lewis, Health Sciences
Mentorship in Leadership: Jamie Petty
Mentorship in Leadership: Jamie Petty
Personal Development in Leadership: Ken Reaves
Personal Development in Leadership: Ken Reaves
Vision in Leadership: Jessica Lindberg
Vision in Leadership: Jessica Lindberg
Delegation in Leadership: Erin Shufro
Delegation in Leadership: Erin Shufro
Goal Setting in Leadership: Coach Brandan Harrell
Goal Setting in Leadership: Coach Brandan Harrell
Covid, Taliban, and Komodo Dragons
Covid, Taliban, and Komodo Dragons
Guilty Verdict, Europeans, and Marvel Vs. DC
Guilty Verdict, Europeans, and Marvel Vs. DC
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Interim faculty adviser appointed to Student Media
GHC is getting more eco-friendly by installing a new HVAC system, which is also less expensive and more high-tech.
Phishing is one of the most common scams people can come across. Recognizing the signs of a phishing attack is crucial in avoiding one as they can be dangerous.

January 27, 2023

The cast and crew of Backpack in the Alley pose for photographers on the red carpet inside DeSoto Theater after the premiere of the short film.
Beginning spring semester of 2023, campus will observe the pre-Covid hours of 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays. Campuses will also operate Fridays between 8 a.m. and noon.

December 19, 2022

RED creates a classroom atmosphere inside the courtroom (like the new Paulding county courthouse) and treats program participants as students rather than criminals.

December 14, 2022

Mary Crowe is a Cherokee woman who is one of the speakers for the GHC Native American Speaker Series. Crowes session was preceded by Kickapoo tribe elder, Gregorio Kishketon, whose virtual panel took place over Zoom on Nov. 1.
Warnock and Walker head to runoff election
Attendees of Jingle Mingle can expect to see seasonal decorations like these during the festivities. (Photo illustration)
Literary magazine Old Red Kimono taking submissions
GHC students present their costumes for the Student Costume Contest.
Georgia Highlands College recently released crime statistics for 2022. The institution has not had a reported crime incident since 2019.
GHC faculty and staff women leaders share their experiences of being a woman in a leadership role during the Women in Leadership speaker panel. (From left to right: Dean of Health Sciences Dr. Lisa Jellum, Dean of Business and Professional Studies Melanie Largin, Professor of Communication Travice Obas, Cartersville campus Dean Leslie Johnson, Dean of Humanities Dr. Jessica Lindberg and Assistant Vice President of Academic Resources and Retention Michelle Lockett.)
Geology Professor Billy Morris’ summer 2022 geology class hikes in Yellowstone.
Authors such as famous horror writers Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft may have their novels on display at the GHC libraries. (Photo Illustration)
High school freshmen will participate in a maze that will feature different life-altering events like pregnancy and driving under the influence.
Accommodating 450 students and 30 staff members, the new GHC Marietta campus is the newest expansion of its facilities in Northwest Georgia.
College enrollment has been decreasing which can be seen in the Music and Music business programs with only 15 students enrolling this fall. Current music majors are encouraged to complete their degrees, but GHC will not be accepting any more students in the program due to financial reasons.
William Walsh reads excerpts from his debut novel, Lakewood to students and staff. He has written and published seven non-fiction books.
Members of the Gaming Club, including President Tristen Tolbert and Co-Advisor Victoria Banks, gather in the Paulding campus Learning Commons to play board games and partake in pizza for a club event called Game Lounge. Members are taking their turns in Betrayal at House on the Hill.
(Photo Illustration)
Finalist Named for Georgia Highlands College Presidency
Students from Danielle Steeles English Composition (ENG1102) class helped with the community project. Some students compiled library content statistics while others coordinated other efforts.
What GHC graduates should know before graduation
GHC, Keep Paulding Beautiful and the City of Dallas community all banded together to clean the downtown Dallas area.
Jessica Lindberg (left), is the new Dean of Humanities, and Dr. Lisa Jellum (right), is the new Dean of Health Sciences.
Funding for the National School Lunch Program will be cut off at the end of June. Those relying on this program will be left to find other alternatives to support their children throughout the summer.
Students Choice Voting Now Open for Spring 2022 GHC Public Speaking Competition
SGA and club leaders met to discuss events planned for the end of the semester.
Full time GHC staff and faculty will receive up to $5,000 that will go towards their income.
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