Twenty-two new ACC graduates are celebrating today, having completed their studies in the college's 6-month Comprehensive Health Care Aide (CHCA) program.

Second-year Communications Engineering Technology student, Morgan MacDonald, sits down and answers a few questions for us in this Student Spotlight.

The college will be closed for the holiday season at noon on Thursday, December 24, 2015 with regular business hours resuming on Monday, January 4th, 2016.

ACC’s Interactive Media Arts program offers exciting careers in front of the camera and behind the scenes.

Resourceful. Down to earth. Value conscious. If I had to describe the people of rural Manitoba, that’s what would come to mind. Having moved to the Prairies myself 12 years ago, this has made it a comfortable fit for me as a place to call home. On many levels there’s a great values match.

ACC welcoming Dr. Deanna Rexe as the new Vice-President, Academic.

We had the opportunity to sit down with year-one Environmental Technologies - GIS student, Morgan Young, to talk about the program.

Leaders from the province's colleges, universities and the Manitoba School Boards Association joined earlier today inside Migizii Agamik – Bald Eagle Lodge at the University of Manitoba to sign the Indigenous Education Blueprint.

A short summary of 2015 bridging over two seasons of Cougars play... A recap of last year and a look into 2016.

The Cougars won 4 of 5 games over the weekend to start the new year off with a bang!

Assiniboine Community College’s Alumni Association has just announced the recipients of this year’s alumni awards to be presented at the fifth annual Alumni Advancement Dinner in Brandon on March 2, 2016.

Assiniboine Community College will have support from the province to redevelop the Parkland Building on the college’s North Hill Campus announced Minister of Education and Advanced Learning, James Allum, alongside Mark Frison, president, Assiniboine Community College (ACC).

ACC's Alumni Association is now accepting nominations for this year’s Parkland Region Alumni Awards, which will be presented on April 21, 2016,at the annual Alumni Awards Celebration Dinner in Dauphin, Manitoba.

We had the opportunity to sit down with year-two Early Childhood Education student, Tammy Munro, to chat about her experience in the program.

The training is being delivered by ACC in Thompson, Dauphin and Brandon. The program is currently being offered to participants from 31 communities. More than 100 futures safety officers will receive training.

Assiniboine Community College unveiled a set of priorities for its Parkland Campus in Dauphin today with the aim of developing the campus into a Regional Partnership Centre.

Joran Hedley (Business Administration, Class of ‘10) has a great gig for someone who is only 28. Now a senior accountant working with BDO Canada LLP in Brandon, Hedley started working towards his career less than a decade ago at Assiniboine.

“I wake up every day excited for work and that feeling makes me know I made it in life,” says Cally Stephanow (Class of ’15).

Essential, but often overlooked, thoughtful health care aides can mean all the difference for someone in care. They go about their work quietly, supporting others in short- and long-term care to extend their quality of life and independence.

Arin Hiebert’s (Culinary Arts, Class of ’12) love for all things culinary dates back to his childhood. Originally from Killarney, Man., he fondly remembers visiting his grandparents and spending time alongside his grandmother immersed in their kitchen, whether it was making dinner, baking desserts or canning and preserving in the summer months.

From the beginning, Darren Geletchuk understood that a good education combined with practical hands-on experience would help him achieve his goal of becoming a construction electrician journeyman. That is why he chose to take the Construction Electrician pre-employment program at Assiniboine.

Virtual reality games, pop-up fine dining experiences, and mobile apps to find local entertainment are just a few of the ideas students at Assiniboine Community College will have on display later this month.

Assiniboine partnered with Peguis Employment & Training, Fisher River Human Resource Program, Peguis Surrender Trust, and Manitoba Education & Training to offer Piping Trades Level 1 in Peguis First Nation.

Second-year Business Administration student Cale Lewis took home a bronze award in the Logo Pitch Competition at this year’s Manitoba New Venture Championships held earlier in the month.

Cougars volleyball will host a skills camp for boys and girls incoming 6th-8th grade July 10th-14th