Virginia Peninsula Community College

Nearly 60 years ago, construction began on a new community college in Hampton, with Diggs, Moore and Harrison halls the foundations. Thursday, ground was broken on their replacement building, ushering in a new era at Virginia Peninsula Community College. “This has been a long time coming,” said VPCC President Dr. […]

Kimberly Zahn enrolled at Virginia Peninsula Community College in 1989, undecided about a career path. However, she was sure about one thing: getting a college education.

Virginia Peninsula Community College on Friday became the first VCCS institution to host a VA250 Public Square debate, which was more a discussion. For the event, the VA250 initiative collaborated with the College and Braver Angels, an organization focused on reducing political polarization through constructive dialogue and showing people with […]

Producing a musical is fraught with challenges. Adding dance routines takes that to another level. Not to worry for Hannah Styron and Cass Hept, the choreographer and stage manager, respectively, for Virginia Peninsula Community College’s production of “The Drowsy Chaperone.” Both prefer shows that are dance-intensive. “I’m a dancer, so […]

The contract for Virginia Peninsula Community College’s newest building has been awarded to Cooper Tacia General Contracting. It is replacing Diggs, Moore and Harrison halls on the College’s Hampton Campus. They were among the campus’s original buildings built in 1967. Groundbreaking for the Diggs/Moore/Harrison Complex is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. […]