President Oliver Charles Announced as Mobile Area Chamber Foundation New Board Member
President Olivier Charles has been appointed to the Mobile Chamber Foundation Board of Directors.
2025 Spring Commencement Program
A digital copy of the 2025 Spring Commencement Program.
Bishop State Launches New STEM Pathways Program
Bishop State launches new STEM Pathways program. The first cohort of 15 motivated students will begin in Fall 2025.
Bishop State and University of Mobile Sign New Articulation Agreement for Child and Social Development Program
Bishop State Community College has partnered with the University of Mobile to create a new pathway for students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Child and Soci...
Bishop State students honored as 2025 All-Alabama Academic Team members
Congratulations, Marcus English and Trenice Paige, for being named to the 2025 All-Alabama Academic Team.
Bishop State Expands Athletics Program with Cheerleading and Women’s Flag Football; Coaches Announced
Bishop State is excited to expand its athletics department with the return of its cheerleading program and the introduction of women’s flag football, both of wh...
Bishop State, Tuskegee University Sign MOU to Expand Educational Opportunities
A new memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Bishop State Community College and Tuskegee University will provide a seamless pathway for Bishop State students...
ACCS/AAMA to offer Scholarships for Automotive Manufacturing Programs
The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) and the Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association (AAMA) are partnering to offer $4,000 scholarships for Alabama ...
Alabama Possible Releases Groundbreaking Case Studies on the State’s Eight Historically Black and Predominately Black Community Colleges
Alabama Possible announces the release of seven case studies highlighting Alabama’s six Historically Black Community Colleges and two Predominantly Black Commun...
Bishop State generates $263.8 million for the state’s economy
Students and alumni of Bishop State contributed $263.8 million to the state’s economy, according to an independent report.