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Sierra Nevada College makes private college affordable by providing generous need based grants to students who file the Free Application  for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Starting in July of 2009, Sierra Nevada College is proud to offer summer courses in Bariloche, Argentina. Students from any college or university—and high school students age 15 or older—are eligible to receive college credit from SNC for courses taken during the program.

Sierra Nevada College has added a new program at its Henderson Campus, created to help local teachers improve their skills and their quality of life.

2009 Summer Art Programs -- You can take a workshop anywhere, but there's no place as gorgeous as Tahoe!

Assistant Business Professor Emily Rhodenbaugh and five of her students recently returned from a trip to help build homes for and alongside Salvadoran families with Habitat for Humanity El Salvador, an experience they describe as “life-changing.”

Reno Gazette-Journal: Sierra Nevada College 39th Annual Commencement: List of Graduates

North Lake Tahoe Bonanza: A $25,000 donation to support the IB program came in from Incline resident Marlene Borgess for Sierra Nevada College’s establishment of an IB program; half will go to the school to set up a Master’s track to teach IB curriculum, and the other half will go toward helping Incline Middle School teachers receive training at the private college, which may add IB to its Masters of Education track.

39th Annual Commencement

Tahoe Arts & Mountain Culture: As a seamstress, shop owner, full-time Sierra Nevada College student, community volunteer and artist, Heather River's  tastes and talents are manifested in her latest creations.

North Lake Tahoe Bonanza: Officials at Sierra Nevada College say the school’s Masters in Education major may make an addition next year partially geared toward its own backyard.