Second-year students from the Southwest Virginia Community College (SWCC) and Virginia Highlands Community College (VHCC) Radiography Program recently attended the 2026 Virginia Society of Radiologic Technology (VSRT) Student, Educator, and
Southwest Virginia Community College proudly celebrated the achievements of its students, faculty, and staff during the College’s annual Awards Day, held on April 9 at the Charles R. King Community
CEDAR BLUFF, VA — Southwest Virginia Community College (SWCC) has launched a new Crisis, Emergency, and Disaster Management program, a Career Studies Certificate designed to strengthen regional emergency preparedness, public
Cedar Bluff, VA — Southwest Virginia residents will have an exciting opportunity to step into Virginia’s past when the VA250 Mobile Museum Experience visits Southwest Virginia Community College’s Festival of
Southwest Virginia Community College faculty, students and community members traveled to the Iberian Peninsula over spring break. This international initiative to Madrid, Spain and Lisbon, Portugal reflects the institution’s continued
CEDAR BLUFF, Va. — Southwest Virginia Community College (SWCC) formally honored its founding president, Dr. Charles R. King, today with a road-naming ceremony recognizing his decades of visionary leadership and enduring legacy
March 10, 2026 – Representatives from CGI, Bruce Crowder, Vice President Intellectual Property, and Taylor Robinson, Strategic Initiatives Lead, visited Southwest to donate 20 laptops to the Laptop Loaner Program.
SWCC Fine Art majors Zouri Metzger, Alan Tuhacek, and Associate Professor Morgan Gilbert spent their first day of Spring Break volunteering to paint two murals for the Russell County Isaiah
Southwest Virginia Community College (SWCC) has been awarded a $499,703 grant from the Virginia Department of Energy through its Skilled Pathways for Advancement, Resilience, and Knowledge (SPARK) Youth Workforce Pilot
Southwest Virginia Community College (SWCC) and East Tennessee State University (ETSU) have created 11 new transfer pathways for students pursuing degrees in the arts, sciences, business and technology. Leaders from the institutions signed