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News & Events
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Latest News Stories
Catch up on what's new across Aims. From academic milestones and student success stories to campus initiatives and community partnerships, our latest news keeps you informed and inspired. Browse recent updates and see how Aims continues to support learning, growth and opportunity for all.
Student and Alumni Spotlight
Discover the voices that define Aims. From current students making an impact on campus to alumni building meaningful careers and contributing to their communities, these stories celebrate the journeys shaped by an Aims education. Explore personal achievements, inspiring pathways and the experiences that connect us across generations.
Aims in the News
See how Aims is making headlines across Colorado and beyond. This section highlights news coverage featuring our programs, partnerships, people and initiatives. Stay informed on how Aims continues to support regional growth, expand educational opportunities and earn recognition for innovation and student success.
Aims Students Hold Their Own at International Contest
Aims Community College students finished third in the undergraduate division of the 2025 American Veterinary Medical Association Animal Welfare Assessment Contest at Texas A&M University.
Aims Community College Swears in New Board Members
Aims Community College has sworn in new and re-elected members of its Board of Trustees. Marilyn Schock, representing District C, is a re-elected member. New members are Rhonda Solis in District D and Marcella Mieczkowski in District E.
Paywall
Here's How Much More Income a College Degree Gets You in Colorado
A new earnings indicator on the federal financial aid website compares the median pay four years after graduation from college to that of a high school graduate. It is estimated that an Aims graduate receives $10,657 median earnings gain.
