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Upon arriving in Dallas to compete in the Pierre Cardin Young Designers Award (PCYDA) competition, Houston City College Fashion Design Student Matthew Simbajon was a nervous wreck.

Interior Design alumna, Danel Zharmenova, ‘19, is a powerful example of how a foundation in technical education can launch an internationally recognized career.

The Houston City College Veterans Entrepreneurship Program, in partnership with the Houston Regional Veterans Chamber of Commerce (HRVCC), wrapped up its 2025 cycle last month with a pitch competition that awarded $7,500 in seed funding to four veteran-led ventures.

Houston City College (HCC) has received $2 million in funding from Google.org, Google’s philanthropic arm, to expand artificial intelligence programs, train more instructors and boost the greater Houston region’s pipeline of students entering fast-growing AI and robotics careers.

Notice that the College will conduct a Runoff Election (the “Election”) as described herein, on Saturday, December 13, 2025, between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

A second-year student, Jessica is a model of dedication, excellence and service. She consistently goes above and beyond — not only excelling academically, but also generously supporting her classmates and mentoring first-year students with kindness and patience.She is a strong leader, a compassionate peer, and a true asset to our program. — Karlien Smith, Medical Laboratory Technician program director

Neha Singh, Medical Assistant, Class of 2025: Neha's experience at HCC Coleman College has helped her gain knowledge, skills, leadership, and accolades!

The Houston City College (HCC) law enforcement training program has built a reputation for transforming motivated students into capable, ethical peace officers — and doing so with remarkable consistency.

The HCC law enforcement training program has built a reputation for transforming motivated students into capable, ethical peace officers — and doing so with remarkable consistency. 

Andrew Zimmern, known for his shows, “Bizarre Foods,” “What’s Eating America” and “The Zimmern List,” to name a few, is serving up some valuable advice for students in the HCC Culinary Arts Program.