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Sally Alsigab was born in Baghdad, Iraq. She and her dad are Deaf and learned Arabic Sign Language. When they were granted asylum in the US, both Sally and her father had to learn American Sign…

How did a trailblazing artist-educator duo leave an enduring legacy at Phoenix College that will shape the future of aspiring artists for generations? Discover the inspiring story behind the Gail…

Governor Katie Hobbs proclaimed November 18 - 22, 2024 as Arizona International Education Week. Phoenix College celebrated our international community on campus with a range of cultural activities.

Phoenix College is one of 471 colleges and universities recognized for outstanding efforts to increase nonpartisan student voter participation in the 2024 election and was recognized by the All IN…

Military veterans John Burgess (Army), Joseph Laffoon (Marines) and Jayden Quickbear (Army) gather in Phoenix College's Veteran Services Student Center and share their thoughts on the return to…

Seven years ago, Aryanaz Besharatlou left her hometown in northwestern Iran, stepping into an unknown world in the United States. Her journey, filled with obstacles and triumphs, has transformed her…

Maxwell Sweet once thought that his academic journey would follow a traditional path—graduate high school, attend a prestigious university, and begin a professional career in a well-defined field.…

PC student Keerthie Veluri finished her associate's degree and high school by t16 and is on track to graduate with her Bachelor's degree in IT by her 18th birthday in May 2025.

After high school, Chelsie Parish wanted to explore photography, so she started the Phoenix College Photography Program which gave her the skills and confidence to launch her photography business…

Phoenix College is proud to announce the selection of its 2024-2025 Ambassadors, a group of student leaders ready to represent the college on campus and in the community. This year’s cohort is...