Tennessee Promise students are outperforming their peers at community colleges in their persistence, completion rates and other success measures, according to data presented to the Tennessee Board of Regents Thursday. The first class of Tennessee Promise students entered college in the fall of 2015. After four semesters – through the spring 2017 semester – 56.2 percent of the first class of Promise students are either still enrolled, ... (click for more)
Middle School students from McCallie School will show their appreciation to Chattanooga police officers by washing police vehicles during a special event on Friday. This is a rescheduled event, which had originally been planned for Sept. 11, but was postponed due to bad weather. McCallie’s ... (click for more)
Enrollment in Tennessee’s community colleges this fall increased 2.2 percent over fall 2016, according to new enrollment figures presented to the Tennessee Board of Regents on Thursday. Overall enrollment in the state’s 13 community colleges on the 14th day of classes for the current ... (click for more)
September 21, 2017
Lee University’s Stacey Isom Campbell has been commissioned to write a play to be performed by Lee Theatre next spring. “It’s a huge honor to have been asked to write something brand ... (click for more)
When Dalton State opened in the fall of 1967, the charter faculty and staff gathered for a photo to commemorate the occasion outside the upper level of the Pope Student Center. The photo is a ... (click for more)
It’s not too late to sign up for fall classes at Dalton State. Whether you weren’t able to begin classes in August or want to add a few more hours this semester, you can still register ... (click for more)
Should the city and county give $100,000 each toward a memorial at the Walnut Street Bridge to Ed Johnson, who was lynched and is believed to have been innocent of rape ?
