Alumni are the best resources colleges have when it comes to recruiting and retaining students. They are some of the most passionate individuals to speak to students about what it is like attending college, learning a specific trade, and delving into their career field.

Alexandria Technical and Community College SkillsUSA students donated $1,406.67 to the Jingle Bells Telethon on December 9 in Alexandria, Minn.

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USA Archery awarded Alexandria Technical and Community College a grant that supplies the college’s new competitive archery team with an estimated $9,000 worth of equipment.

Gov. Tim Walz left for an eight-day trade mission to Australia on Friday, Nov. 10 with about 35 others representing cabinet members, business leaders, farmers and others. Among the attendees are Michael Seymour, president of the Alexandria Technical and Community College and Jeff Wild, vice president of advancement and outreach for the college.

The Alexandria Technical and Community College Crisis Awareness & Prevention of Suicide (CAPS) Team sponsored a self-care themed BINGO event on the Alexandria College campus on November 14.

Alexandria Technical and Community College students in the communication design program win awards at the American Advertising Federation Central Minnesota’s (AAFCM) CMYK Poster Show at Iron Street Distillery in St. Cloud, Minn., on November 1, 2023.

This course is designed to fit the needs of adults of all ages, from all walks of life. Throughout the semester, students will develop a complete financial plan personalized to their circumstances and goals. Available at no cost for eligible Douglas County residents.

Each year, the Alexandria Technical & Community College Foundation awards several Excellence in Innovation Grants to campus projects focused on student outreach, keeping pace with industry technology, and better serving Alexandria College students.

The sounds of preschool students filled rooms 209 and 211 on the Alexandria Technical and Community College campus on November 8 as first-year students in the Early Childhood Education program (ECED) conducted educational activities with the preschoolers.