Baton Rouge Community College Chancellor Dr. Willie E. Smith Sr. spoke Tuesday on a panel called The Power of Chancellors: Connecting to External Partners at Studer Education's "The Power of Leadership" conference.
Baton Rouge Community College is redefining what it means to be a student-athlete by pairing competition with career preparation through its Student-Athlete Industry-Based Certification (IBC) Program.
The mobile training unit will bring hands-on learning directly to high schools, rural communities and partner sites where access to healthcare coursework is limited.
BRCC graduated more than 200 dual enrollment students in Spring 2026, the largest number for any Louisiana higher education institution in history.
More than 150 students in the Baton Rouge Community College Division of Nursing & Allied Health will take part in pinning ceremonies Friday inside the Magnolia Theater on the Mid City campus.
Baton Rouge Community College is pleased to announce Regina Davis, ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Complex Operations Manager, as keynote speaker for the College's 30th Commencement Ceremony on Tuesday, May 19, at 10 a.m. inside the Raising Cane's River Center
In a significant national leadership appointment that elevates both Louisiana and community college education across the country, Dr. Willie E. Smith Sr., Chancellor of Baton Rouge Community College, has been selected by peers nationwide to serve on the Board of Directors for the American Association of Community Colleges and has now been appointed to the organization's Executive Committee, where he will help lead national initiatives focused on workforce training and program initiatives.
St. James Place has secured the naming rights to the Assisted Living Apartment located within BRCC's Nursing & Allied Health Building
Baton Rouge Community College cut the ribbon and officially opened The Safe Space at BRCC Wednesday in the newly renovated Counseling and Accessibility Center located in the Bienvenue Center on the Mid City Campus.
Baton Rouge Community College was voted the 2026 best community college/trade school and summer camp in the Best of Baton Rouge Awards presented by The Advocate.
NBRITI Program to Welcome its 13th Cohort, Offers No-Cost Training in Various Skilled Trades
BRCC is proud to collaborate with local business Mimosa Handcrafted Jewelry for a 10 percent discount on Mimosa's new bear collection to all BRCC students and employees with a valid BRCC ID.
Baton Rouge Community College is celebrating creativity and “Art for the Soul” with four days of artist talks, film screenings, poetry readings, music and dance performances, interactive experiences and more.
It is not too late to take affordable, flexible Spring semester classes at Baton Rouge Community College. The second 7-week Spring semester begins March 16, and students can still enroll through March 17.
LEAP Readiness camp is for grades 3-5, Career Labs camp is for grades 6-8 and ACT Prep camp is for grades 8-12.
The list includes "women to watch" in the Capital Region who inspire people around them every day.
Dr. Sarah Barlow recently presented a challenge in front of approximately 30 LSU and three BRCC students in the 4000-level computer science and engineering class at LSU.
Cupid to Headline BRCC's Drip, Sip & Jam 2026; The Honky Tonk Chicks to Deliver "Callin' Baton Rouge" Live
Chancellor Smith was honored at the church's 2026 MLK Scholarship Brunch where he was invited on stage to accept the award at the conclusion of the ceremony.
BRCC will provide academic and workforce training to the local community at the new Inspiration Center to remove barriers and meet students where they are.
Chancellor Smith is one of six top executives from the Capital Region who participated in the roundtable discussion on the future of Baton Rouge.