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Lawson State Community College is proud to announce its partnership with the HBCU Digital Library Trust, a collaborative effort to preserve and share the rich cultural heritage, scholarship, and history of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

Lawson State’s IGNITE partnership equips non-violent inmates with education and skills for a successful reentry into the community.

Lawson State honors 139 Alabama veterans lost to suicide with campus flag displays during National Suicide Prevention Month.

Explore flexible, 8-week Mini-Term 2 courses at Lawson State Community College—ideal for working adults, recent grads, and career changers seeking a fresh start or fast-track progress.

District Attorney Lynneice Washington spoke to Lawson State adult education students about resilience, integrity, and the power of second chances.

Lawson State celebrates Adult Education and Family Literacy Week with free programs that empower parents and families to learn and grow together.

Lawson State's new customer service professionals program offers industry-backed training and scholarships, funded by the Alabama Power Foundation.

The IGNITE program reflects Lawson State’s ongoing mission to reduce recidivism by equipping individuals with the skills they need for a fresh start.

Brandi Patterson earned her GED in two weeks through Lawson State and is now pursuing a career in healthcare.

The Thurgood Marshall College Fund’s final scholarships are open—Lawson State students can apply now for awards of up to $7,500. Early deadlines begin July 11 and run through early December 2025.