Mission College News
The latest news stories about Mission College in Santa Clara, California.
Assemblymember Berman Introduces Bill to Protect Minority Student Support Programs
Assemblymember Marc Berman (D-Menlo Park) has introduced Assembly Bill 2121, the Defending Student Equity and Access Act, to protect critical programs for vulnerable community college students under attack by the federal administration.
Mission and College of Adaptive Arts Partner to Open New Academic Doors
Mission College and the College of Adaptive Arts (CAA) are expanding access to inclusive higher education through a growing collaboration designed to serve adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in the South Bay and beyond.
Mission College President Dr. Seher Awan Featured on NVIDIA AI Podcast
Mission College President Dr. Seher Awan is featured in the latest episode of the NVIDIA AI Podcast. She shares how the Santa Clara college is using artificial intelligence to close equity gaps, empower first-generation students, and reimagine the future of education.
Mission Secures Over 1,000 Additional Pounds of Food Weekly to Support Students Amid CalFresh Delays
Mission College has taken swift action to safeguard student well-being in response to anticipated delays in CalFresh benefit distribution caused by the ongoing federal government shutdown. Beginning this week, the college will bring in more than 1,000 additional pounds of food each week for its
Mission Marks 50 Years of Excellence with “Golden Milestones: A Walk-Through Mission’s Legacy”
This year marks Mission College’s 50th anniversary - five decades dedicated to empowering students, fostering innovation, and transforming the community. As part of this yearlong celebration, Mission College will host “Golden Milestones: A Walk-Through Mission’s Legacy” on Tuesday, November
From Mission College to the Open Ocean: How STEMSEAS Changed Two Students’ Lives
Through hands-on field trips and immersive experiences, Kaylee Ly and fellow student Jen Valenzuela found themselves on a path that would eventually lead to STEMSEAS, a National Science Foundation-funded program that gives undergraduates the rare chance to live and work aboard research vessels,