College News

Phoenix College alumnus Eric Fischl's solo exhibition of 40 large-scale signature works, "Stories Told" is on display at the Phoenix Art museum through June 14, 2026.

Phoenix College (PC) Counseling Department and St. Vincent de Paul have teamed up to create a wrap around support system for First Generation College students with scholarship support, bringing PC's MESA program into this partnership last year to provide additional support to STEM students.

From June 5–26, 2026, Trino Sandoval, Spanish professor, and Rose French, Music professor, will lead students through three weeks of cultural and language immersion at some of the most recognizable sites in Mexico City before traveling to the City of Guanajuato, a UNESCO World Heritage City.

The Phoenix College Men’s Soccer Team is making history once again. The Bears have now been ranked No. 1 in the nation for eight consecutive weeks, setting a new program record for sustained excellence. The previous record — just two consecutive weeks at the top — was set in 2023.

Phoenix-based artist Adam Corona (also known as BrassTuna) presents their first solo exhibition, "Sometimes While Growing Up, You Find Yourself," at the Eric Fischl Gallery from November 8 to 25, 2025.

Whether connecting students with resources, amplifying marginalized voices, or simply making someone laugh, PC United proves that student government is community service in action. 

This spring, four Phoenix College (PC) Biology students took their Bio181 classroom learning into the community as part of a PC Work-Based Experience. They had the opportunity to engage in hands-on science outreach with middle schoolers in Maryvale.

Phoenix College is offering tuition-free training in wireless and digital technologies, aiming to close the digital divide through hands-on learning and community engagement.

Daniel Segovia sees a story in everything, but he's particularly passionate about the storytelling found in food, family, and forensic science. A graduate of Phoenix College in Forensic Technology and Administration of Justice in 2019, he complete a Crime Scene Investigation Certificate in 2024 and works in PC's Outreach and Recruitment Office.

Alejandra Vega has always lived between two worlds - Juárez and El Paso, Spanish and English, student and teacher. That deep connection - across borders, languages, and generations - fuels her work.