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Register Aug. 3 for in-person and online ORICL courses  Posted at “Great Monsters of the 20th Century” such as Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin. “Outsiders’ Effects on Native Americans.” “Outline of the MexicanPast.” “The Story of the 1958 National Championship Oak Ridge Football Team.”   These are a few of the history classes being offered in person for the fall term of the Oak Ridge Institute for Continued Learning (ORICL). Most of the smorgasbord of 59 courses will be presented in person but a few will be online via Zoom or as hybrid classes (in person and online...

Vaya Space and Athens State University Sign CubeSat Launch Contract SmallSat Launch Company Creates Learning Partnership with University News provided by Share this article Share this article COCOA, Fla., July 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Vaya Space and Athens State University announced an agreement to launch a small satellite (CubeSat) now in development, planned for placement into low earth orbit in 2023. In addition, they have formed a business-education partnership to promote scientific, technological, and research collaboration; foster internship opportunities for students; and encourage lif...

Oak Ridge Today Posted at Roane State’s Jack Parker talks with the Dunsmore family during their tour of the Coffey/McNally Building, in background, and the Goff Building on the Oak Ridge Branch Campus. From left: Jack Parker with Megan, Todd, Jennifer, Jacob, and Luke Dunsmore. (Photo by Roane State Community College) By Bob Fowler Roane State staff writer Roane State employee Jack Parker has been giving prospective students tours of the community college for years, but this was a first for him. Parker recently provided a detailed overview of the Oak Ridge Branch Campus to triplets, all of...

Two couples have given very generously to Roane State in numerous ways over the years.

UCOR has boosted its partnership with Roane State with a record $50,000 donation evenly divided between two of the community college’s programs.