Joined by community Elders, Assiniboine Community College (ACC) signed Colleges and Institutes Canada’s (CICan) Indigenous Education Protocol earlier today at a ceremony on the grounds of the North Hill Campus.

More good things will be growing at Assiniboine Community College (ACC) thanks to a $57,000 gift from the Manitoba Zero Tillage Research Association (MZTRA).

Culinary Arts students started classes this week and are already busy harvesting campus crops, but spring frost put a damper on this year's crab apple yield.

There are still a few seats left for an ACC training program that starts this fall in Melita. The program is the result of a partnership between ACC and Canupawakpa Dakota Nation and is prioritized for First Nations participants.

Looking to go from shutterbug to lens leader? We have short workshops and extensive photography courses that will put you on a roll!

Assiniboine Community College (ACC) recently completed a master plan for its North Hill Campus, providing a roadmap that will lead the growth and direction of the site over the next several decades.

ACC issued a call for proposals today to communities interested in hosting a rural rotating practical nursing site for the college.

ACC is now accepting nominations for their annual alumni awards, which will be presented at the college’s upcoming Alumni Advancement Dinner.

ACC welcomed the community for an official opening of its new Public Safety Training Centre (PSTC) earlier today at its Victoria Avenue East Campus.

We had the opportunity to sit down with Police Studies student, Eugene Jankowitz, to discuss the program and a little about himself.

Get ready to explore A Taste of Australia!

ACC is excited to announce a brand-new conference for Brandon and Westman professionals, specifically designed for the needs of managers and supervisors.

When Brendan Villafana walked through the doors of Assiniboine Community College, he was looking for a career. He found it. He also found romance.

Harvest on the Hill is a field to fork event celebrating local food pairings and unique beers to highlight Manitoba's rich food diversity.

A year ago today, Manjumol Abraham was preparing to leave her home in Kerala, India, and fly more than 13,000 km to Dauphin to come to ACC.

Mitch Rosset has always been curious about the world around him, so his career choice doesn’t come as a surprise to those who know him.

Erin Sigvaldason wasn't sure where her career would take her when she began her education journey, but the path has been a successful and exciting one.

Many families have a personal experience with Assiniboine Community College, but it’s a rare occasion when close family members graduate within a few years of one another. Such is the case with the Sale family.

Congratulations to ACC Alumnus, Leonard Sumner, for being named Best New Artist at the Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards this past September!

At 54, Elaine Bridges had worked in retail positions all her life. Although she’s an outgoing and caring person who long wanted a career caring for people, possibly counselling, she just wasn’t sure where to begin.

In this Student Spotlight we chat with Hotel and Restaurant Management student, Jungmin Yang, about the program and Harvest on the Hill.

The calendar says October, but to ACC’s Food Security students, it looks a little more like May.

Shake up your holiday entertaining!

It’s not a bird, and it’s not a plane, but it is able to leap tall buildings … under the careful control of an operator on the ground. New technology is lifting off this fall at Assiniboine Community College, with instructors excited about the opportunities that remote-operated aircraft can bring to their students.

Second year Interactive Media Arts student, Kevin Nepitabo, answers some questions in this Student Spotlight.