“CFCC summer camps are a great way for students to explore their interests, meet new friends, strengthen social skills, and ultimately feel empowered and confident in taking on new tasks and learning new things.” Continue Reading

“CFCC’s public health and safety programs train individuals for high-paying, rewarding careers. We train law enforcement officers, first responders, medical technicians, firefighters, nurses, and nurse aides...." Continue Reading

“The Pathway Home Project Grant provides clients a chance at success through job training and placement,“ said CFCC’s Associate Vice President of Economic and Workforce Training Erica Talbert.“ Continue Reading

"Local politics affects our daily lives," said CFCC's Thomas Massey, department chair of social and behavioral science. Continue Reading

CFCC adds in-demand career training programs to Economic and Workforce Development offerings. Continue Reading

Cape Fear Community College is pleased to announce the names of students who earned awards at the annual Student Recognition Ceremony held on April 21, 2022. Continue Reading

Cape Fear Community College’s Electrical Apprenticeship program celebrated its first graduating class on April 20, 2022. Continue Reading

Created by director, choreographer, and dancer Matías Jaime, this all-male group from Argentina specializes in Malambo – “a traditional dance of great virility and dexterity.”  Continue Reading

The Wilson Center at Cape Fear Community College is pleased to announce that several local classic car clubs will be displaying their vehicles at the CFCC Downtown Wilmington campus on Friday, April 22, Continue Reading

Including the long-awaited premiere of "The Book of Mormon'. Continue Reading

2022 North Carolina high school graduates can have their tuition and fees covered at CFCC for up to two years. Continue Reading

This April, Tammie Parris was recognized as one of two outstanding Pender County volunteers by the North Carolina Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service.  Continue Reading