Annual graduate survey demonstrates consistently successful outcomes for graduate employment, salaries and retention The overwhelming majority of recent Assiniboine College graduates are living and...

Assiniboine College is proud to celebrate the graduation of students from nine certificate, diploma, and advanced diploma programs at its Parkland campus today. “Today, we honor the dedication and...

Johanne Ross, a distinguished leader in agriculture education, will be awarded an Assiniboine College Honorary Diploma in recognition of her dedication to education in agriculture and passionate...

The Cougars are excited to announce David "DK" Kirkup will head coach the Cougars Hockey program this upcoming season Kirkup brings 20 years coaching experience at various levels of hockey and...

Assiniboine College students came back to Brandon sporting some new hardware following this year’s Skills Canada competition. Network Administration Technology student, Christopher Obsniuk, and...

Assiniboine College will see a record of 2,777 graduates this academic year, with approximately 2,293 graduates recognized at ceremonies this month. Today in Brandon, the college will celebrate...

When Albert McLeod first walked through the doors of Assiniboine College in the mid-1970’s he never envisioned how a certificate program in commercial art would help him find belonging, and eventually...

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

Assiniboine College is the recipient of a $1 million investment through the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI), and an additional $1 million from Research Manitoba. The funding will support the...

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

Assiniboine College has named the private dining room, located in the historic Manitoba Institute of Culinary Arts building, in honour of past college president Brent Mills and his wife Rena. This...

Wesley Mariano Wesley Mariano, with already over a decade of experience in his field, enrolled in Assiniboine College’s Network Administration Technology program. Leveraging his extensive background...

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

Graduates of Assiniboine’s Civil Technology program are playing critical roles in Brandon’s infrastructure projects. The City of Brandon’s Engineering Division has a number of large infrastructure...

Frank Watt, Alumni, Class of 1980 If you had asked a 37-year-old Frank Watt what he was going to do with his life, he probably would not have predicted a career in nursing. Some 43 years later though...

When Jonn Olson was just 18 years old, he joined CP Rail (now known as Canadian Pacific Kansas City Southern, or CPKC) shortly after his high school graduation. After thousands of miles on the rails...

Since completing the Network Administration Technology (NAT) program in 2018, Michael Jensen has jumped right into the fast-paced, ever-changing world of cyber security. Currently employed as a Cyber...

Alex Moody and Kelsie Gardner are Assiniboine Culinary Arts grads with one thing in common—besides their Assiniboine diplomas—they are both carving paths to success, as business owners in their...

Second-year Agribusiness student, Donovan Hickson, sat down with us to talk about the Agribusiness program in this Student Spotlight.

We had the opportunity to sit down with Lucia Bravo, a student at our Adult Collegiate, who is currently taking English as a Second Language.

We spoke with Belinda Kowalchuk, a student currently attending the Mature Student High School program at our Adult Collegiate.

For many staff, students and graduates, Assiniboine is a big, friendly family. What’s even more special, however, is when members of your everyday family are also members of your Assiniboine family...

Twenty-one students and faculty from Assiniboine College’s Russ Edwards School of Agriculture & Environment travelled to Urbania, Italy for two weeks in May for a unique college experience exploring...