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Isaac and Alexis Liggett and Arizona Western College Welding students team up to create adaptive bicycles for children with disabilities.

As Americans wait to see if Congress goes along with President Trump's plans to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, the uncertainty is frustrating some AZ college students.

This week, we learn more about what happens at Arizona Western College after finals week.

The U.S. Department of Education has issued a letter to educators nationwide, warning that racial discrimination under Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives may put institutions at risk of losing federal funding and could constitute civil rights violations.

Arizona has made notable progress in increasing the number of working-age adults who hold a degree or credential beyond high school.

In this episode of the Intern Show, we learn about the Cubby’s official opening on the AWC-Yuma campus. And, Wednesday’s recension of the federal funding freeze is a relief to students.

The December class includes both graduate and undergraduate students, representing a 3% increase over the fall 2023 graduating cohort.

The KAWC Student Newsroom spoke with President of Arizona Western College Dr. Daniel Corr to learn more about how AWC administration focuses on improving student life.

First time voters were thrust into a polarized and even paralyzing decision this election. Arizona Western College, a Yuma County polling center and home of several hundred students, saw plenty of traffic from people who are new to the election process.

Arizona Western College will be recognizing first-generation students in honor of First Generation College Celebration Week. KAWC Student Reporter Mack Schwitzing shares more about the impact first generation students have on AWC.