KAWC Student Newsroom

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.

This week: The Intern Show explores Arizona Western College’s upcoming Lead-HER-ship workshop and theatre students on campus prepare for a unique competition.

Five teams that met the registration deadline had 3 weeks to assemble their company and then write, rehearse and perform a 10-minute play.

This week: The Intern Show profiles a young activist planning a women’s march in Yuma and Arizona Western College tutors get ready for finals week.

Yuma Activism is fueled by community engagement. A young activist in Yuma is on a mission to spread positivity.

As Arizona Western College prepares for finals week, students scramble to take advantage of resources available on campus to help them.

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.

Hosted by Lou Gum, Arizona Edition, KAWC's news program, is our focus on the issues facing Arizona. Through interviews with local newsmakers, KAWC keeps you informed on issues in the region.

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.

Arizona’s presidential election is expected to be highly competitive, with youth voting patterns differing significantly from older adults, increasing their potential to influence outcomes.