A Vance-Granville Community College graduate returned to his alma mater on Nov. 23 to talk with students who now sit where he once did, and to update them on the exciting scientific research in which he has participated.

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Vance-Granville Community College recently named Dr. Danny S. Monroe as the new head of the college’s Bioprocess Technology program. Monroe, who lives in Durham, has been a VGCC Biology instructor since Jan. 2009.

A Virginia native, Monroe earned | Read More...

Over the course of the week of June 13-17, young people from throughout the area handled the fossilized bones of creatures that lived eons ago, built their own bluebird houses, made their own yogurt, dissected pigs and learned how | Read More...

An expert on biotechnology manufacturing visited Vance-Granville Community College’s Franklin County Campus in February. Students in the college’s BioWork course and students of Franklin County Early College High School (located on the campus) learned about potential job opportunities and | Read More...

This winter’s weather served as a teaching tool as Vance-Granville Community College’s Arts and Sciences division kicked off its series of lectures under the umbrella title, "Earth’s Energy and Wave Motion: Harmony and Disharmony in Our Relationship with Nature | Read More...

Area parents now have the opportunity to enroll their children in a new summer activity that promises not only to be fun but also to pique their curiosity about the natural sciences. Vance-Granville Community College’s first Science Camp will | Read More...