
Walters State Graduates Stay and Work in Tennessee
Walters State Community College graduates are staying in Tennessee and putting their education to work.
Read MoreEnjoy Unique Art of Native American Dance
Native American dancers will share their heritage through this beautiful art at 6 p.m. on Nov. 2,...
November Noncredit Classes Include Deer Butchery
November Workforce Training noncredit classes include Microsoft Excel Level 3, Introduction to GI...
What One Student's Story Tells Us About Walters State
Walters State Community College President Dr. Saul Reyes reflects on student success, workforce d...
We Asked Walters State Faculty and Staff One Question. Here's What They Said.
We Asked Walters State Faculty and Staff One Question. Here's What They Said.
Plan Your November Calendar Around These Great Events
In November, our campuses are filled with fall flavors, artistic beauty, and plenty of reasons to...
Walters State President Visits Grainger County for Listening Tour
Walters State Community College President Dr. Saul Reyes met with more than a dozen Grainger Coun...
For Walters State Student Eliott Cudd, the Outdoors Is More Than a Hobby
You’ll study wildlife, forests, fisheries, conservation, ecology and natural-resource management...
Will My Walters State Credits Transfer? Here's What Students Should Know
Through the Tennessee Transfer Pathway program, students can choose from 50 majors offering guara...
Talented and Gifting Program Now Enrolling
This enrichment program offers four Saturdays of hands-on learning for fifth through eighth grades.
Walters State Builds on Workforce, Student Success Momentum
From leading Tennessee in workforce training to expanding academic programs and helping more high...
Elliott Receives TCA Horizon Award
Belle Elliott, assistant professor of communication and debate, received the 2026 Horizon Award a...
Student Named Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar
Selena Cortes Dominguez just earned a prestigious national award. Learn why she chose Walters Sta...
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