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Visitors at the Houston Community College West Loop Campus Art Gallery recently took a walk down memory lane to see nearly two decades of artwork by HCC Fine Arts professor Michael Golden. Golden is retiring from HCC after 25 years.

During the trip, grade school students were able to see firsthand how astronauts learn how to function in zero gravity by training in the water.

Hundreds of excited spectators lined the street to watch the parade as representatives from HCC, along with other businesses and community organizations, walked along the route handing out various giveaways. Marching bands provided patriotic music fit for the occasion. HCC is a longtime supporter of this parade and uses the event as a way to say “thank you” to those who fought and continue to fight for our country’s freedom.

Houston Community College (HCC) is among 12 Texas community colleges selected to participate in the Texas Pathways Project supported by the Texas Success Center.

HCC participated in the City of Stafford's Fourth of July celebration on July 3.

Recently, nearly 230 high school graduates from Fort Bend County committed to attend Houston Community College.

Houston Community College (HCC) instructor Christy Sykes named Houston Educator of the Year by the Texas Chefs Association.

Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States. On June 19, 1865, Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, landed in Galveston with news that the war had ended and the enslaved were free.

HCC Stafford Campus recently held an ice cream social to promote the Advanced Manufacturing Center of Excellence.

Houston Community College held the grand opening of the Construction Center of Excellence at the J.B. Whiteley Building of the Central Campus.