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HCC to host final Registration Rally before fall semester classes start

Summer break is winding down for students and Hopkinsville Community College is preparing to host its final Registration Rally before the fall 2026 semester starts on August 17. The rally is set for Thursday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the HCC Administration Building. New and current students are invited to register for classes, and no appointments are needed. HCC Advising and Assessment Director Janice Evans says new students […]

todayJuly 21, 2026 5

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HCC’s Dr. Young gains a new title; Chancellor

Though nothing will change regarding her role and her leadership at Hopkinsville Community College, Dr. Alissa Young will have a new title at the college going forward.  Shedding the title of President, Dr. Young will now add ‘Chancellor’ to her impressive list of titles. This move comes as part of reform legislation—House Bill 619—for the Kentucky Community Technical College System that was passed during this year’s session, which makes it […]

todayJuly 12, 2026 5

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KCTCS President spotlights new laws impacting the college system

In the 2026 Kentucky General Assembly, bills were passed into law that impact the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, and President Ryan Quarles highlighted the changes during a visit to Hopkinsville last week. Quarles is the fourth president of KCTCS, which consists of 16 state colleges including Hopkinsville Community College. Last week, Quarles was in town for a Board of Regents meeting and discussed the new legislation at a […]

todayJune 15, 2026 7

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HCC hosts reading, awards ceremony for the 60th Round Table Literary Journal

The 60th edition of Hopkinsville Community College’s Round Table Literary Journal has been published, and at Thursday’s reading and awards ceremony, the contributors were recognized for their literary and artistic talents. The Round Table Literary Journal has been an HCC staple since 1967. This year’s edition has nearly 50 submissions, consisting of poems, nonfiction pieces and artwork. The Editorial Staff, included HCC students Jasmine Beckwith, Katie Soliz, Kayla Sapp, Victoria […]

todayApril 23, 2026 4

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HCC invites new, current students to Registration Rallies 

By News Reporter Gabby Cedano Registration for summer and fall semester classes at  Hopkinsville Community College is now open, and students are encouraged to take advantage of upcoming Registration Rallies designed to make the enrollment process simple and accessible. Summer classes at the Hopkinsville campus begin on May 26, with a second summer session starting July 1. Fall classes are scheduled to begin on August 17. With multiple start dates […]

todayApril 14, 2026 10

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HCC invites the community to second annual Color Run

To highlight the importance of physical health while having fun, Hopkinsville Community College is inviting folks to its second annual Color Run on April 25. HCC Advancement Specialist Pat Hinton appeared on WHOP and shared that 119 people are currently registered for the run, and this year’s 5K course was redrawn and will take people around the campus. Across the course, volunteers will toss a colored powder on participants. The […]

todayMarch 30, 2026 6

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KCTCS reports enrollment growth, new programs, record graduation rate

By News Reporter Gabby Cedano The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) Board of Regents received updates highlighting continued growth across the system, including rising enrollment, improved student success rates and new investments in workforce training and facilities at their March 12 meeting. According to a press release, KCTCS officials shared updates on workforce development initiatives happening across the state. These include nuclear energy workforce training in Western Kentucky, […]

todayMarch 16, 2026 7

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Sanctuary, Inc. to host month of events for sexual assault awareness in the Pennyrile region

By News Reporter Gabby Cedano Sanctuary, Inc. is inviting the community to participate in a series of events throughout April in recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. Sanctuary, Inc. serves as the Pennyrile region’s sexual assault resource center, providing confidential support services and education. The month-long campaign will feature educational exhibits, community activities and a keynote presentation aimed at raising awareness about sexual violence and supporting survivors across […]

todayMarch 11, 2026 5

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HCC Foundation to host dueling pianos fundraising event

To raise funds for student scholarships, the Hopkinsville Community College Foundation is inviting folks to a performance featuring the Howl2Go Dueling Pianos on Friday. HCC Vice President of Advancement and Marketing and Foundation Executive Director, Rena Young, recently appeared on WHOP News to highlight the upcoming fundraiser. The show will feature two pianists and a drummer, and Young says they will deliver a high-energy performance. Young says proceeds from the […]

todayMarch 9, 2026 5

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