The Maricopa County Community College District, among the largest in the U.S., finds itself in a strange bind: It has far more money than it can legally spend. The reason is a law more than four ...

PHOENIX — One of the largest community college districts in the nation — Maricopa County Community College District was selected to receive $1.7 million to expand training programs for microchip ...

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Maricopa Community Colleges plans to develop a handful of bachelor’s degree programs as the result of a new state law that allows community colleges to offer four-year degrees. The state's largest ...

PHOENIX – Seven community colleges in metro Phoenix are in the running for a $1 million prize from a nonprofit think tank, the Maricopa Community College District announced Tuesday. The campuses at ...

Local business associations are firm backers of the Maricopa Community Colleges chancellor for what she has been able to do in developing a solid workforce. The factors that created yesterday’s ...

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona's largest community college system, acting under a new state law, has released a slate of planned four-year degrees in education, health care, information technology and other ...

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Eleven African-American football players are suing the Maricopa County Community College District in federal court over its decision to end the football program. The players allege cutting the sports ...

PHOENIX — Officials at Maricopa Community Colleges are searching for ways to keep their students in class. Three-quarters of the college's first-time, full-time students do not earn two-year degrees ...

The governing board of Maricopa Community Colleges wants to ensure that taxpayers’ dollars are well spent in tight times, and its members don’t care if they have to micromanage to do so. Board members ...