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Galveston College lecture to focus on experiences of Native American tribal leader
Galveston College will continue its 2020-2021 lecture series on Diversity, Inclusion and Empowerment with a presentation by Joe Aragon of the Acoma Pueblo Nation titled “Bridging Two Worlds” at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 2, via Zoom videoconference. With a career...
Apply now for spring 2021 graduation
Galveston College students who plan to graduate in spring 2021 can apply now in Admissions and Records by visiting their whitecaps portal at whitecaps.gc.edu. General graduation requirements can be found in the Graduation section of the Galveston College...
Final fall Food for Thought distribution draws 79 cars to Charlie Thomas Family ATC
The last free drive-through Food for Thought food distribution for the fall semester on Nov. 17 at Galveston College drew 79 cars to the Charlie Thomas Family Applied Technology Center. Food for Thought is a partnership between Galveston College, the Galveston County...
GCSO and GPD respond quickly to ‘stray bullet’ incident at college
At approximately 12:28 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 18, a stray bullet from shots fired from an off-campus location impacted the Galveston College Cheney Student Center while students, faculty, staff and campus visitors were enjoying an early Thanksgiving lunch. No one was...
Early registration underway at Galveston College
Early registration for the spring 2021 semester is underway at Galveston College. Students are encouraged to register early to get the classes they need – when they need them. The spring semester begins Jan. 19. Registration hours are from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on...
Two Whitecaps sign with Division 1 universities
Two Galveston College pitchers on Nov. 11 signed National Letters of Intent to play with universities in Texas and Louisiana. Kurt Dillon of Morrisburg, Ontario, Canada, has signed with Louisiana Tech University. His parents are Kathie and Mark Dillon. His sister is...