Washtenaw Community College will raise its tuition slightly in Fall 2023.

Attend WCC classes covering a wide range of topics at no cost during Free College Week.

A new support group aims to provide support to BIPOC students who struggle with anxiety, depression or other mental health issues.

Six veterans took home a collective $20,000 for their business ideas after Washtenaw Community College’s Veteran Business Pitch & Showcase Night.

“WCC is excited to join SBAM and to be a resource for its members looking to develop their talent base through training and recruitment and to offer educational programming for entrepreneurs,” said WCC vice president Brandon Tucker in a release.

Officials say that Washtenaw Community College will continue to be closed on Wednesday for repairs to a sanitary drain line.

WCC has closed for the day due to emergency repairs on campus.

Tour WCC's campus, meet academic representatives and more at the school's upcoming Campus Explore.

On Friday, Nov. 11, Washtenaw Community College will be hosting its annual Veterans Day celebration.

Sign up for one of 14 free workshops--or all of them--during Washtenaw Community College’s second annual Liberal Arts Week.

More than 70 employers with positions to fill with participate in the event.

WCC has opened enrollment to two training programs to help job seekers grow their skills in cybersecurity and patient care.

Washtenaw Community College will be hosting an open house in its new Automotive Cybersecurity Lab on Thursday, Sept. 8 from 6-8 p.m.

On Sept. 18, the book-based event will host authors, discussion panels and the Antique Book Roadshow on the Washtenaw Community College campus.

The Ann Arbor community college announced on Wednesday that it was selected by the online retail giant to be an education partner for its Career Choice program.

Washtenaw Community College will soon kick off its annual Super STEAM Saturdays series.

From July 21-23 and July 28-30, participants will work with professional archaeologists to dig up a survey site and excavate artifacts to learn about historical activity.

Members of the community gathered to celebrate the grand re-opening of the Morris Lawrence Building on Saturday.

Under Bellanca's guidance, WCC has increased its focus and offerings in science, technology, engineering, art and math-related education.

Vet Fest is free and open to all Washtenaw County veterans and their families.

WCC has undertaken several initiatives to keep the pollinator population strong on its campus.

The annual pitch competition saw the local entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to expert judges at Washtenaw Community College’s The Entrepreneurship Center in May.

Washtenaw Community College will give almost 2,000 degrees to graduates during its first in-person commencement ceremony in three years on Saturday.

The Greater Ann Arbor Quilt Guild will hold its biennial quilt show July 30-31.

Tuition rates for in-district students remain unchanged since Fall 2017.

Job seekers can sign up for both of the event’s two sessions, being held from 10 a.m. to noon and 1-3 p.m.

Attendees should be ready to interview on the spot and can include a copy of their resume with their registration.

Speakers for the virtual celebration include Washtenaw County Chief Assistant Prosecutor Victoria Burton-Harris, WCC President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca and students from the college.

Washtenaw Community College is delaying the start of its winter semester classes due to COVID-19.

A new gift will establish a fund for 10 students to receive full-ride nursing scholarships to WCC each year.

WCC will hold two ceremonies on Veterans Day.

WCC's first-ever Liberal Arts Week to take place Oct. 25-29.

WCC has opened enrollment for the 2022 Winter semester for current and prospective students.

Six Michigan universities and colleges have received a $3 million from NSF to expand STEM opportunities for minority students.

The event is free and open to the public.

WCC’s enrollment in the program will begin in 2023 and increase annually until 2029 when all of its electric power needs will be sourced through clean energy.

Dr. Rose B. Bellanca’s contract has been extended for three additional years.

During the free, four-week Foundations of Caring Bootcamp program, attendees will gain basic job skills, spend 40 hours in virtual classes, have job interviews and receive paid on-the-job training.

ANN ARBOR – The Washtenaw Community College Career Transitions department will be holding its annual Spring Career Fair virtually on April 9. Ad“The spring virtual career fair will help to connect the two together. With the career fair being held in a virtual environment, students, alumni and community members can join us from the safety of their homes. We are excited about that.”The Spring Career Fair is one of several events the WCC Career Transitions departments hosts each year, which include a fall job fair and events tailored to those in the business, health care and advanced manufacturing fields. For more information about Washtenaw Community College, visit www.wccnet.edu.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Volunteers from the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance have constructed a new observational deck on the Washtenaw Community College campus. A 16-foot bench attached to the deck allows users to stop and watch for wildlife. “This project at WCC is one of perseverance,” said USA Director of Union Relations Walt Ingram in a release. The deck was assembled as a Union Sportsmen’s Alliance Work Boots in the Ground conservation project. “Getting people in the mechanical trades together to build something for WCC’s biology students and community members to use was an awesome experience,” said UA Local 190 Training Director Andy Fielder, who led the project.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Washtenaw Community College has announced that its fall plans will include online classes, hybrid courses, a tuition freeze and changes centered around preventing the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). SafetyStudents, faculty and employees returning to campus will be required to complete an online safety training module. Bellanca stated that the community college has worked with two organizations in order to reopen safety. An updated fall schedule is available on the Washtenaw Community College website. Washtenaw Community College is at 4800 E Huron River Dr.