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Mark your calendar for the perfect combination of music and stars in October as the O. Wayne Rollins Planetarium brings you “Music of the Spheres II: An Immersive Experience with Live Choral Music.”
It's hard to believe it’s been 25 years since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 took place in New York and at the Pentagon.
Laura Mauldin, a junior triple major at Young Harris College, just spent her summer in Oslo, Norway, thanks to the Georgia Rotary Student Program.
A member of the YHC faculty since 2011, Dr. Chris Sass was honored at Convocation on Aug. 14 with the 2026 Vulcan Teaching Excellence Award.
A community food distribution will be Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 5:30 p.m. at the Campus Cupboard, Young Harris College’s new food bank.
Taking that next step after graduation can be an intimidating experience for a college student. That's why YHC is launching Professional Readiness & Experiential Programs.
Activity is ramping up on the Young Harris College campus in August, as the College welcomes students and their families back to campus Aug. 12.
Study abroad is one of many incredible programs available for YHC students, and this summer students and staff were able to visit Germany, Poland, and Czechia.
The Institute for Continuous Learning has donated to the YHC Steinway Initiative to support its effort to provide the best learning environment for YHC music students.
Curious about the connection between God and science? Swing by YHC's O. Wayne Rollins Planetarium Aug. 28 for God, Science and Our Search for Meaning.
YHC's annual summer celebration of its alumni culminated with the return of a cherished landmark on campus – a fountain outside the Appleby West Resident Hall.
Rev. Adam Daniels, campus chaplain for YHC, has been named the 2026 winner of the Francis Asbury Award, one of two people in Georgia to win the award.
Young Harris College signed an agreement with North Georgia Technical College Monday, increasing opportunities for area students.
Nearly 800 alumni and guests gathered June 5-6 for the annual Young Harris College Alumni Weekend.
YHC Creative Writing professor and author Jen Julian returns this July with another Appalachian-themed novel, The Winter Folk.
A community food distribution will be Wednesday, March 25, at 5:30 p.m. at the Campus Cupboard, Young Harris College’s new food bank.
Young Harris College students are working with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources to sample a state-endangered fish in Brasstown Creek, the Sicklefin Redhorse.
A beautiful Monday morning welcomed more than 200 golfers to the 22nd annual Clay Dotson Open golf tournament on May 8 at Brasstown Valley Resort.
Nearly 200 graduates from Young Harris College's Class of 2026 walked the stage Saturday, culminating years of education and earning their degrees.
YHC Trustee Jon Anderson has been recognized with the College's highest award, the YHC Medallion.
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