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Join the CARE Center for our annual CARE Week, February 14-18! We will be showcasing campus and community resources that will help you CARE for yourself! Monday 9:30 – 10am Mindful Intention...

Maybe you know that scholarships are helpful. Maybe you know that NHCC offers scholarships to students, but you have no idea how to get started. We’re here to help you! So, who can apply for NHCC...

Come Visit! The gallery is open Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., and Friday 8:00 a.m. – 12 p.m., February 14 through March 3. About The Show The NHCC Fine Arts Department is excited to...

During the month of February, NHCC will be offering a variety of programs to engage in online and in person, to honor and celebrate Black History Month. Unless otherwise noted, all events are open to...

“I go where I am needed” says Jeanette Rupert, BSN, RN, PHN with purpose, conviction, and a deep love for the community she lives, works, and regularly volunteers in. Jeanette professionally is an ICU...

In celebration of January being National Mentorship Month, we’re highlighting a few student-mentor pairs from two of our campus partnership programs. Be Bold - Break the Mold, is an NHCC program that...

The Presidential Medallion is awarded by the NHCC president to community members who have demonstrated extraordinary service and commitment to the success of the college and its students. This year...

Phaedra Goff studies psychology at NHCC. She finds psychology interesting on a personal and an academic level. Phaedra is overjoyed to be a scholarship recipient and hopes to highlight the importance...

MARK LARSON teaches the traditional Japanese martial art Aikido at North Hennepin Community College, and earlier this year he was awarded the Shihan title by the World Headquarters of Aikido, Tokyo...

Charlie Oribamise is a 62-year-old, non-traditional student, studying criminal justice at NHCC. After arriving in the U.S. at age 22, Charlie quickly learned about the racial divide in America. This...