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05/29/2026

The 2025-2026 academic year has come to an end, and over 300 students have completed their courses at Rockingham Community College. A full list of graduates and credentials are on the RCC website. Congratulations to the Class of 2026 on your achievements, and we can't wait to see the great things you accomplish in the future!

05/13/2026

On Thursday, April 30th, Rockingham Community College students headed outside for Spring Fling, a full day of fun to celebrate the end of the academic year. Activities included an inflatable obstacle course, a corn hole tournament, and a dunk tank!

05/06/2026

On Wednesday, April 29th, high school seniors from Rockingham County Schools stopped by Rockingham Community College for Senior Decision Day, a fun day of food and games to celebrate their commitments to enrollment, enlistment, employment, or entrepreneurship. To all RCS seniors, we wish you the best of luck on your future endeavors!

05/03/2026

On Wednesday, April 22, Rockingham Community College hosted the 2026 Job Fair in the Robert Keys Gymnasium.

It was open not only to RCC students, but the surrounding community as well, making it an inclusive event for anyone seeking employment or career guidance. Attendees had the chance to meet face-to-face with employers, learn about job openings, and explore different career paths.

More than 70 employers were present, with a wide range of jobs including those in government, healthcare, manufacturing, retail and others.

This year's Job Fair was sponsored by Sheetz, Lowes Foods, Pepsi, NCWorks, and Canteen.

Read the full article linked in the comments.

04/23/2026

The Fine Arts Festival Association of Rockingham County hosted its 82nd Annual Festival at the Center for Workforce Development at Rockingham Community College.

Artists of all ages from all over the county put their works on display to the public. After an Award Ceremony on April 12th, the works continued to be on display until April 16th.

Read more and see the winning pieces at the RCC News Club website linked in the comments.

04/22/2026

Congratulations to the students that were recognized yesterday at the 2025-2026 Student Awards ceremony!

Read more at the Rockingham Community College website linked in the comments.

04/01/2026

Rockingham Community College held its Spring Transfer Fair in the Science building on Monday, and students stopped by to meet with representatives from some of the top universities in NC.

03/30/2026

With Fall Registration opening up on April 6th, Rockingham Community College Student Life set up a table behind the Whitcomb Student Center on Thursday to help students schedule meetings with their advisors to register for classes. Students also helped themselves to some free popcorn.

03/04/2026

On Friday, February 27th, Rockingham Community College's AFA Program Coordinator and Associate Professor, Phil Haralam, and the Head of the Ceramics Program at Guilford College, Charlie Tefft, held a presentation and Q&A in the Center for Creative Arts to help aspiring potters learn how to turn their passion into a business.

02/26/2026

In celebration of Black History Month, Madison Gibbs from the Thomas Day State Historic Site stopped by Rockingham Community College on Tuesday to give a presentation about the life and works of Thomas Day, a free black cabinet maker from the early 19th Century. The Museum & Archives of Rockingham County also brought two of his chairs for the public to see.

Born free in Virginia in 1801, Day spent the majority of his life in Caswell County, NC, designing furniture and architectural elements for figures such as Governor David Settle Reid, who was a Reidsville native. At the height of his career, Day operated the largest cabinetmaking shop in NC, employing 50 skilled black and white woodworkers.

If you would like to see some of his works in person, you can go to the Thomas Day State Historic Site in Milton, the Museum & Archives of Rockingham County in Wentworth, and the Governor David S. Reid House in Reidsville.

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