Community College of Denver’s all-female executive leadership team was featured by Inside Higher Ed

Generation USA has partnered with the Community College of Denver (CCD) to launch a workforce development program made possible by the Verizon Skill Forward initiative that provides free online training to community members to help participants develop skills that are in demand in the tech labor market.

This tax season, Community College of Denver (CCD) is partnering with Tax Help Colorado, a program of Mile High United Way to offer hard-working families free tax preparation. Beginning January 29, IRS-certified volunteers will prepare and file tax ...

Community College of Denver (CCD) was awarded a $440,773.00 grant by the Denver Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency (CASR). The grant is part of a $2.1 million-dollar green workforce development initiative to provide access to ...

Community College of Denver (CCD) and Arapahoe Community College (ACC) have been awarded 2 million dollars through ZOMALAB’s SyncUp Colorado Workforce Design Challenge to develop and implement the Colorado Health Careers Collaborative (CHCC). The ...

The YMCA of Metro Denver and CCD are partnering to support the health and wellness career paths of students throughout the Denver metro area.

CCD and the American College of Education have announced a transfer agreement that will make higher-level degrees more accessible to members of the CCD community.

Community College of Denver (CCD) has launched a Cannabis Science and Operations Bachelor of Applied Science degree (BAS)

CCD was awarded a $250,000 grant by the U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) to build the “Closing the Skills Gap CO-TECH IT & Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Program”.

Community College of Denver has launched the first Cannabis Business program in Colorado.

Community College of Denver (CCD) has received a $40,000 grant from the Daniels Fund to provide Boundless Opportunity Scholarships to non-traditional students. Learn more.

U.S. Department of Education Awards $3 Million to Community College of Denver to Support Hispanic Students Pursuing STEM

Community College of Denver (CCD) has been designated a “Voter-Friendly Campus” by the Fair Elections Center’s Campus Vote Project (CVP) and NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education.

For the first time in its 45-year history, the Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC) is being led entirely by women leaders, including CCD President Dr. Marielena DeSanctis

Community College of Denver (CCD) has once again earned the Military Friendly® School designation. The Military Friendly® School's designation is awarded to the top colleges and universities in the country that do the most to embrace military ...

In the spirit of Dr. King, CCD honored three community leaders at its 11th annual MLK Day awards recognition.

Following a nationwide search, Colorado Community College System (CCCS) Chancellor Joe Garcia today announced Dr. Marielena DeSanctis as the next president of the Community College of Denver (CCD).

CCD is proud to announce our new Veterinary Technology U.S. Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship Program.

Community College of Denver is pleased to announce Dr. Gillian McKnight-Tutein as its new Vice President for Enrollment Administration & Student Success.

Community College of Denver launches CCD Academy to help students who are no longer enrolled in college return and earn their degree.

Community College of Denver (CCD) has once again been named to Victory Media’s list of Military Friendly® Schools.

CCD is hosting its second annual Black Male Summit (BMS) to inspire students of Denver Public Schools (DPS) to continue their education after high school.

CCD will be part of a 3-campus tour showcasing cutting-edge advanced manufacturing training facilities in downtown Denver for high school and non-traditional students.

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and President of Community College of Denver talk about the state of education in Denver. Learn more.

CCD and TheDREAM.US have partnered to provide scholarships to qualified immigrant students, or “DREAMers” who came to this country as children who not eligible to apply for federal financial aid to support a college education.