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The Arizona Legislature continues to deny operating aid from the state’s largest workforce educator.

Three new programs slated for Fall 2027 begin a five-year plan to expand bachelor’s degree programs across the system.

New five-state workforce consortium to accelerate microelectronics training, coordination, and talent development across the Southwest.

Pending Governing Board approval, Dr. Bloomberg will serve as the next Chancellor of Maricopa Community Colleges.

Maricopa Community Colleges is celebrating another historic commencement season, as the system prepares to confer over 300 bachelor’s degrees to graduates from nine programs.

MCCCD's Governing Board will hold its annual “Truth in Taxation” public hearing.

GWCC’s inaugural cohort of RN-BSN graduates eagerly prepares to enter the workforce.

Despite educating more Arizonans than any other higher education institution, Maricopa Community Colleges has received $0 in state operating aid since 2015.

Thousands of graduates are prepared to enter Arizona’s workforce this May.

The 10-college system remains the most affordable provider of higher education in Maricopa County.

Twenty-four Maricopa Community Colleges students were honored at the 2026 All-Arizona Academic Team Recognition Ceremony.