The GHC Institutional Scholarship Application is open NOW for Spring 2022!  Deadline to apply is November 29, 2021 so don’t wait!  APPLY TODAY! Qualifications to apply: Must be accepted to GHC with a valid GHC student email 2122 FAFSA application on file with all Verifications and requirements complete or waived (The 2122 FAFSA is valid […]

Do you like technology or want experience in the exciting field of all things IT? Apply to join our IT team as a Helpdesk Specialist Student Assistant in Rome.  *** Must be Federal Work-Study Eligible***

If you missed Dr. Ocasio’s discussion or just want to see it again, the recording is available here. And remember, free copies of the book are available for students, just e-mail cpuckett@highlands.edu Thank you!

Good day, Chargers! The GHC president’s office is once again reaching out to student artists with the chance to have their art featured on the annual holiday card. The winner also receives a $100 VISA gift card.  If you’re ready to put your drawing, painting, digital, or other artistic medium skills to work, visit our special holidaycontest.highlands.edu page […]

Join Student Engagement as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring Latin Americans who influenced culture and impacted society. Selena Quintanilla-Perez is one of the most well-known Latin recording artist in history. She was known as the Queen of Tejano Music, which is a Mexican music style that incorporates other genres of music like country. […]

Join Student Engagement as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring Latin Americans who influenced culture and impacted society. Ellen Ochoa is a women who excelled in her career of STEM. Ochoa became the first Hispanic female astronaut after completing her training in 1991. Soon after, in April 1993, Ochoa became the first Hispanic female […]

Join Student Engagement as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring Latin Americans who influenced culture and impacted society. Julia Alvarez is a Dominican poet, novelist and essay writer. Her writing fought against the patriarchal system that existed within Latin cultures. Alvarez encouraged Latin women that they too could become successful writers like she did. […]

Join us in the Library for a spooktacular time! October 4-7 at all Libraries! Writing Center, snacks, coffee and grab bags!

Did you know you can reserve a study room ahead of time? See the Library Spaces section on our Library website.

Join Student Engagement as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring Latin Americans who influenced culture and impacted society. Puerto Rican native Roberto Clemente was a professional baseball player who soon took his career to the United States. He became the first Latin American baseball star in the United States, and was also greatly known […]