Talladega College was approved by the Alabama Department of Health to serve as a vaccination site. Shots are available through the College’s health center for students, faculty, staff, and residents of Talladega. According to the College’s campus nurse, Stanmetrica Curry, safety is the institution’s first priority and prevention is the best line of defense against the virus. “No one wants to be sick,” said Curry. “We have been closely monitoring the Delta variant, and we intend to proactively p…
READ ARTICLEStudents at Talladega College will begin their academic year with a ‘clean slate.’ The College has announced plans to clear $925,666 in debt for students with balances for the terms of Spring 2020 through Summer 2021. With the clearance of balances, students will be able to have financial holds removed from their accounts, allowing them to register for the Fall 2021 semester at the College. “The pandemic has resulted in a tremendous amount of grief for many families throughout this nation, sai…
READ ARTICLEFemale, student-athletes are recruited to dominate the court, hit home runs, and spike the ball harder than anyone could ever imagine, but what happens after the ball stops? Talladega College is partnering with local and national sponsors to host the first Dream Classic Academy (DCA). The event is set for October 22nd – 24th and will feature a panel discussion from some of the industry’s most acclaimed women in the world of sports, breakout sessions, and a tournament. The purpose of DCA is to p…
READ ARTICLEPresident Hawkins toured the locker room during his visit and discussed various initiatives currently underway at Talladega College.
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