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The Howard Community College (HCC) Board of Trustees will hold its annual budget work session on Wednesday, January 10, 2024, via Zoom at 5:00 p.m.

HCC proudly announces that Yang Yu, Ph.D. was appointed chair of the Asian Pacific American Affairs Commission by Governor Wes Moore. Dr. Yu is the Associate Dean of Liberal Studies at HCC. “I am deeply grateful to the Governor for the opportunity and to Dr. Willis for paving the way by appointing me to represent Howard County’s AAPI Commission for HCC,” said Dr. Yu. Read more about Dr. Yu's appointment!

Howard Community College’s esports team recently won its seventh National Esports Collegiate Conference (NECC) championship, becoming the winningest program in the 400-team league’s three-year history.

Howard Community College Board of Trustees announces changes to the upcoming December 13, 2023 and January 24, 2024 meetings.

HCC recently took center stage at the MD Department of Labor Apprenticeship Awards Ceremony during National Apprenticeship Week. The spotlight shone particularly bright on two Howard Community College students — Tiffany Gaither and Stacy Brown — who were both honored with the prestigious Outstanding Apprentice 2023 award. "It was an incredible and humbling experience to watch Tiffany and Stacy both win this coveted award,” said Jeff Richmond, director of apprenticeship & workforce innovation.

The Howard Community College (HCC) board of trustees has rescheduled their Audit and Finance committee meeting to Wednesday, December 6, 2023.

HCC President Daria J. Willis today announced a new partnership with the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services (DJS) and the Howard County Public School System to reduce youth entry into the criminal justice system while promoting high school completion and providing pathways to post-secondary education through dual enrollment.

HCC's fall productions showcase students, alumni, faculty, and guest artists through the month of November.

Dr. Ball made the announcement during his recent 'State of the County' address. The funding is just under 25% of the $42 million cost for the state-of-the-art training facility, which will provide students with practical training in automotive repair and production, manufacturing, mechatronics, green technology, cybersecurity, construction trades, and more. Read More!