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.

Are you currently working in the early learning and child care field in Western and Central Manitoba? Are you looking to complete your Early Childhood Education (ECE) diploma while maintaining your employment?

A recent study on ACC's economic impact shows a contribution of more than $613 million every year to Manitoba’s economy.

Cougars hockey and volleyball teams bring home 4 wins over the weekend!

Hotel and Restaurant Management students at ACC have even more opportunities after graduation, thanks to a new agreement with Royal Roads University.

An ACC Practical Nursing instructor has won an award from the Canadian Association of Practical Nurse Educators (CAPNE) for her contributions to innovative teaching methods in the field of practical nursing.

Assiniboine Community College will increase the number of new students it welcomes from India every year, now that the college has been accepted into the Student Partnership Program (SPP).

Women's volleyball standout, Brooke Huculak, was named the Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference Athlete of the Week!!

Business education in Brandon could look a lot different over the next few years, as the city’s two post-secondary institutions have agreed to explore the concept of a hybrid business program and future joint school of business.

Assiniboine Community College (ACC) and the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT) have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding. This MOU opens the door for ACC and MITT to more formally collaborate, which will accelerate the pace at which new and existing program partnerships can be discussed and implemented.

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.