College News

The 2023 Coyote Con, sponsored by the CGCC Libraries, featured an assortment of superhero themed events for students. Of those, ‘You Oughta Be in Pictures!’ was a one-hour film challenge created by the college’s Theatre Department.

On the north end of the Pecos Campus, an assortment of CGCC students combined to create the Land+Art Project, located under the Ironwood Hall passage to the Environmental Technology Center (ETC) grounds.

Join the CGCC APIC Club in celebrating APIDA Heritage Month with events throughout April!

Are you a fan of all things comic book, anime, and gaming-related? Do you love cosplay and spending time with like-minded individuals who share your passion for pop culture? Then mark your calendars for Chandler-Gilbert Community College's 2nd Annual Coyote Con, sponsored by CGCC Libraries!

Fletcher Brown, Head Women's Basketball Coach at Chandler-Gilbert College, or "Coach Fletch" as he is affectionately known around campus, has been selected to speak at the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Convention at the NCAA Final Four in Dallas, Texas this Spring.

Enrollment Centers (Pecos & Williams) schedule change for this Friday, March 10.

The Spring 2023 exhibition, The Art of Storytelling: Illustration and Sequential Art at CGCC, is now open at the Pecos Library Gallery. A walkthrough and reception will be held Monday, March 27, 2023 from 4:00 - 5:00 PM. The exhibition will be on view through April 7, 2023.

To enhance the wellness of our students and employees, CGCC has incorporated Exercise is Medicine On Campus (EIM-OC) to the added benefit of the students, faculty, staff and local community

CGCC is hosting a broad range of Women's History Month events throughout March that feature learning, discussion, and support. Students as well as community members are invited to attend.

In partnership with the East Valley Jewish Community Center (JCC), the Chandler-Gilbert Community College (CGCC) Multicultural & Co-Curricular Department will be hosting Dr. Jerzy Wójcik for live, free virtual tours of Auschwitz held on multiple dates through March and April.

CGCC recently received grant funding from the US National Science Foundation to support scholarships for CGCC students working towards their Associate’s Degree Program in Engineering and Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning.

CGCC is hosting a broad range of Black History Month events throughout February that feature learning, discussion, and support. Students as well as community members are invited to attend.