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There are many Front Range Pride celebrations, festivals and parades taking place this month, including Greeley Pride on June 28, held at Aims Community College Welcome Center.
College for Kids, the popular summer learning venue hosted by Aims Community College, returned to Loveland this week, bringing fun activities to local students on summer break with the hopes of teaching them new skills and interesting them in higher education.
The Aims Community College Board of Trustees is accepting letters of interest from applicants interested in serving until November on the five-person board. Appointed member to serve until November following the death of John Haefeli.
If you knew John Haefeli, he touched your life in some way, shape or form. John worked as an elected official, serving on the Board of Trustees for Aims Community College.
Aims Community College has announced plans to offer a new medical billing and coding certificate program starting in fall 2025.
Haefeli, a member of the Aims Community College Board of Trustees, died of cancer on Saturday.
The new facility will expand access to healthcare for Aims students and families across Northern Colorado.
Lyle Achziger, a former member of the Aims Community College Board of Trustees and the city of Evans mayor, was named the college’s Distinguished Fellow Award winner for 2025.
Aims Community College honored graduating students at two ceremonies Friday in Greeley, wrapping up the spring semester with more than 1,100 completing degrees or potentially completing work at the college.
Aims Community College will honor its spring graduates this week with 508 students participating in ceremonies in Greeley.
Greeley police officer Andrew Brown will be one of three first responders to earn a significant place in Aims Community College history next week. Brown, Garden City Police Chief Jeremy Black and Windsor Severance Fire Rescue Lieutenant Brian Pegg will become the first students to earn bachelor’s degrees from the college.
Aims Community College is taking a major step forward in student support with the construction of a new Student Health and Wellness Center.
