NELSONVILLE, Ohio— Today Gov. Mike DeWine announced he will ask for $200 million in federal CARES Act funding to support public and private two- and four-year colleges and universities in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
When Andrea Chatfield moved to Athens in 2012, the southern Ohio native planned on becoming an organic farmer. Three years later an unexpected shoulder injury led her to a pivotal crossroads in her life.
Scott A. Lindstrom is the program manager for Hocking College's new Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning degree program scheduled to debut in Autumn 2020.
NELSONVILLE, Ohio—Two of Hocking College's long-serving horses rode off into the sunset last week to begin their retirement.
NELSONVILLE, Ohio—Kim Ephlin took a short break to celebrate a significant milestone, but then it was back to work for the Laboratory Sciences: Medical program manager at Hocking College.
Beginning in the Summer 2020 semester, Hocking College will implement a Bring Your Own Device program for its classes.
NELSONVILLE, Ohio—Robbin’s Crossing might not be open for visitors yet, but it has some new residents.
NELSONVILLE, OHIO—When Ken Temple attended Hocking College, the campus was a little different.
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.
NEW LEXINGTON, Ohio—For Misti Malfe, the Hocking College low-cost dental hygiene clinic is a dream come true.
