DECATUR, Ala. (WHNT) — Calhoun Community College has officially broken ground on a new $17 million student union building, marking a major step forward in enhancing campus life and student engagement.

The new approximately $17 million, two-story, 29,800-square-foot facility was designed to bring students together for social activities, dining, academic pursuits, and more.

“A space like this has been needed for a long time,” said Dr. Jimmy Hodges, Calhoun Community College President. “The new Student Union building represents progress, innovation, and our commitment to creating an environment where students can connect, have fun, learn, and truly feel a sense of belonging on campus. For years, our Decatur campus has lacked sufficient food options for students, and this facility solves tha

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