Alexandria College is partnering with Thomas Edison State University as an extension of the college's work with the U.S. Naval Community College.

Alexandria Technical & Community College will begin offering an approved Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) program to meet new federal regulations for all new commercial driver license (CDL) applicants.

Students from the Communication Art & Design program earned 34 awards in this year's AAF Central Minnesota American Advertising Awards contest, including all three Judge's Choice awards.

Alexandria Technical & Community College will lead the development of Minnesota’s Global Military Learning Network thanks to $1.1 million in federal funding.

Fourteen Alexandria Technical and Community College students competed virtually in the 2022 State DECA competition on February 17-18, 2022. Each student participated in 2 events.

Alexandria Technical & Community College has earned Military Friendly® status for 2022-2023, continuing its mission to provide veterans, their spouses, and the military community with opportunities to fulfill their personal and career goals.

Based on recent CDC guidance updates, face masks are no longer required on campus. Face masks still required for individuals who have tested positive for COVID-19 or have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive. See post for additional details.

Students at Alexandria Technical & Community College will have increased financial support as they pursue manufacturing education and training thanks to $25,000 in grants from the Gene Haas Foundation. The grants support student scholarships and machining and manufacturing engineering program needs.

College-level scholars from around Minnesota are preparing for provocative lectures on a variety of topics – from history and political science to economics, geography and biology. The Spring 2022 Season begins Tuesday, March 15 and continues Tuesdays and Thursdays through April 28.

The U.S. Naval Community College (USNCC) selected Alexandria Technical & Community College for its Pilot II Nuclear Engineering Technology associate degree program. The USNCC worked with Alexandria College during the Pilot I phase of the USNCC’s development and was selected to continue to be a part of the USNCC consortium.