Hocking College slowly begins to reopen Nelsonville, branch campuses
NELSONVILLE, OHIO—As workers across Ohio return to their places of business, some of Hocking College's staff and faculty began returning to campus on Wednesday, May 6.
The ninth year of the Vinton Furnace State Forest’s A Day in the Woods program will be a little different.
NELSONVILLE, OHIO—To anyone passing by it might have looked like Ron Cass was standing in the middle of a creek picking up rocks and talking to himself, but that’s not quite what he was doing.
The risks from the coronavirus pandemic aren’t just virus itself. The economic uncertainty, the social isolation and the unprecedented changes to the daily lives of millions worldwide can lead to greater feelings of anxiety.
On March 20, a report by CBS News spotlighted the important role truck drivers are playing in keeping American store shelves stocked during the coronavirus pandemic.
Hocking College student Michele Porter recently became one of 50 students to receive the Coca-Cola Academic Team Gold Scholar award.
As stores across the country run out of toilet paper due to panic buying and hoarding, and shelter-in-place orders keep people in their homes more than normal, some are using alternative products in the bathroom.
NELSONVILLE, Ohio—Hocking College, Jackie O’s and other companies are teaming up to help Southeast Ohio’s first responders and healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In January, Hocking College became one of 35 other secondary schools to be awarded a Choose Ohio First grant.
In a time of fear and uncertainty for so many college students, Franklin University wants you to know that their academic programs, student services, and online learning experiences are designed to fit the needs of busy adults. Franklin’s transfer-friendly degree programs help students start strong and finish faster – saving time and money to complete their college degree.
