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Firefighter cadets and paramedic students take part in learning simulations at the Aims Community College Public Safety Institute in Windsor. This hands-on training prepares them for careers in public safety.
Kristie Skala pours fake blood all over a young man lying on the pavement with a piece of rebar sticking out of his chest. An ambulance, with its sirens blaring, pulls up to the graphic scene and students training to become first responders jump out of the emergency vehicle to administer aid. Although fake, the construction site accident looks real, really real.
“Side Show” is a production of the Tony-nominated musical based on the remarkable true story of Daisy and Violet Hilton, conjoined twins who rose from a carnival sideshow to vaudeville stardom. With a soaring score and a story centered on acceptance and connection, “Side Show” explores what it means to belong.
Aims Community College will open its annual student art show on April 10 at its Loveland campus, featuring work from students across multiple disciplines.
Families got a chance to see life on the farm up close March 31 as Aims Community College’s Fort Lupton school hosted its annual Ag Day. The attendees learned about modern agricultural practices and connected with industry professionals. Families visited the agricultural sciences greenhouse and classrooms, met with faculty and students and took part in a variety of enjoyable and educational activities hosted by Aims departments and community partners.
Aims Community College received an award for its Spotlight Speaker Series, which features notable speakers from various industries. The Spotlight Speaker Series was designed to provide unique, high-impact experiences for Aims students and the broader community. “To see the vision of the Spotlight Speakers Series rewarded on an international stage is a testament to the team’s dedication,” said Christina Edwards, Director of Aims Events.
Aims held a beam-signing ceremony this week to mark a milestone in the construction of the Aims Workforce Innovation Center. Located on the northeast end of Aims Greeley Campus and scheduled to open late fall 2026, the AWIC is designed to fuel innovation and connect industry with education.
Registration for Aims Community College’s summer program, College for Kids, is now open. It is open to children ages 9-12. College for Kids takes place in Loveland, Fort Lupton, Windsor and Greeley.
There will be something for everyone to enjoy at Aims Community College’s Agriculture Day Open House on Tuesday, March 31. The free, family-friendly event will occur from 5 to 7 p.m. at Aims’ Fort Lupton Campus. The Aims Agriculture Club will host a petting farm featuring sheep, goats, alpacas and other livestock.
The overwhelming majority of Aims students should qualify for tuition help. The Aims Community College Tuition Promise Program is expanding to assist students in its district by helping to pay for college tuition across Northern Colorado.
Aims Community College is hosting its annual Aims College for Kids Summer program, offering a chance to inspire the next generation of learners in summer 2026. Registration for the program opens on March 24 and closes on May 18.
Aims Community College invites the public to celebrate student creativity at the opening exhibit of the Aims Student Art Show on Friday, April 10, at the Aims Loveland Campus. Guests will discover the incredible artistic talent of Aims students and connect with artists at the reception.
