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GBC Pahrump students celebrate the news that they are finalists in Clash of the Trades

From Pahrump to the National Stage:...

January 28, 2026 | By GBC Communications

Students from Great Basin College’s Manufacturing Machining Technology program in Pahrump have once again earned national recognition by advancing in Clash of the Trades, a highly competitive, national manufacturing competition produced by Project MFG. This marks the second year GBC students have qualified for the event, placing the program amon...

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Native American Heritage Month Celebration with Te-Moak Tribe

GBC's Native American Student Association...

November 21, 2025 | By Frank L. Sawyer

The Native American Student Association (NASA) of Great Basin College hosted a special event in honor of Native American Heritage Month, organized in partnership with the Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Diabetes Program. Community members, students, and guests gathered to learn about the history and contemporary presence of Native Americans in...

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GBC Hosts "The Power of Connection"...

November 14, 2025 | By Communications Department

Great Basin College students, faculty, and community members across Elko, Ely, Winnemucca, and Pahrump came together on November 13, for The Power of Connection, a multi-site event focused on strengthening mental health, building belonging, and fostering open conversation about well-being. The event brought together students, community and facul...

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Proposed art installation by GBC Welding students.

Art Project Picked for US's 250th Birthday...

October 2, 2025 | By Lydia Snow: Elko Daily Free Press

Lydia SnowElko Daily Free Press10/02/2025(All rights reserved) (Elko, NV) The Elko Arts and Culture Advisory Board voted on Wednesday in favor of a concept provided by John Rice of Great Basin College's arts department for a public art project at Sixth Street in the city's downtown corridor for the U.S. Semiquincentennial in 2026. Board members...

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