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Palmetto Ridge’s most recent nursing class passed the national licensure exam on the first try at a 98 percent rate, well above state and national averages.

Palmetto Ridge welcomed 2,450 students this fall, the largest enrollment in the college’s 132-year history and its most diverse student body yet.

A sweep of Sandhills Community College pushed the Hawks volleyball team’s win streak to ten straight matches and into first place in the CJCAC.

The college earned Military Friendly designation for its support of more than 400 veterans, service members, and military-connected students.

The Hawks esports Rocket League squad clinched a spot in the national junior college championship after an undefeated regional run.

Biology student Amara Okonkwo earned one of the nation’s most competitive transfer scholarships and will study bioengineering at Clemson University.

For the first full year, the Ridgeview Campus generated as much electricity as it used, thanks to solar canopies over its parking lots and walkways.

A new waterfront lab at Cypress Landing Marina trains students for high-demand careers in boatbuilding, marine engines, and marine electronics.

A new certificate program invites Gullah Geechee elders, basket makers, and storytellers into the classroom to teach history, language, and traditions.

More than 1,800 students turned out for Welcome Week, highlighted by a joint celebration from the Latinx Student Alliance and Black Student Union.

A new exhibit tells the story of the students who made Old Main’s bricks by hand in 1902, created in partnership with their descendants.

The new Hawks Promise Scholarship covers full tuition for recent Lowcountry high school graduates from families earning under $60,000 a year.