The community is invited to a gallery exhibit at the San Luis Learning Center on April 29 featuring artwork from this semester’s Drawing I, II, and III students. A variety of unique pieces will be on display including complex murals, themed pieces, and even a tribute to AWC President, Dr. Daniel Corr.
Students from the Arizona Western Business Club recently returned from Phoenix after placing second place in the Arizona Community College Excellence Case Competition. The students spent months preparing with the help of AWC faculty and community members.
Arizona Western College student nurses in the Iota Theta chapter of the Alpha Delta Nu honor society assembled and distributed more than 250 care packages for individuals experiencing homelessness as part of their spring service project.
The Arizona Western Community Band invites the community to a special concert on April 27th showcasing the artistry of percussion, with a featured performance from local musician Brandon Coz.
Arizona Western College's Director of Agriculture, Dr. Hikmet Budak, has been invited to serve as an editor for the Oxford University Press journal in silico Plants. Dr. Budak will oversee the Genetics and Genomics section, managing peer-review processes and making final publication decisions.
The community is invited to a special event on April 28 featuring inspirational speaker Noland Arbaugh, the first recipient of the Neuralink brain implant. Arbaugh has gained international attention for his story, with appearances on the Joe Rogan Experience, BBC News, and other major outlets.
Members of the Yuma and La Paz communities are invited to attend candidate forums on April 16th and 20th to meet the five finalists for Executive Vice President of the Arizona Western Entrepreneurial College.
Arizona Western College President Dr. Daniel Corr has been honored with the 2026 National Pacesetter award by the National Council for Marketing & Public Relations.
Registration is open for the 2026 Chapman Automotive Summer Basketball Camp on June 1-4, 2026. K-12 boys and girls are invited to attend the four-day camp and learn footwork, ball handling, shooting form, defense, and rebounding from the Matadors coaching staff.
