Beginning August 24 and running through September 3, Atlantic Cape’s One-Stop Welcome Center will be open for extended hours Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. on all three campus locations.
Atlantic Cape, in collaboration with the New Jersey Community College Consortium for Workforce and Economic Development, was recently awarded $4,000 to support its participation in the New Jersey AI Ready Sprinternships Initiative.
Atlantic Cape’s Art Gallery is hosting Shelter Stories, an exhibit featuring the inspired creative works of numerous local artists depicting shelter and rescue animals, who are patiently waiting for a loving family to call their own and those who fortunately have found their forever home as well, from August 3 through September 17.
Atlantic Cape is proud to announce it has once again been asked to participate in the eighth year of the prestigious Metallica Scholars Initiative (MSI). Supported by a generous $50,000 grant aimed at enhancing the College’s Air Traffic Control and Professional Pilot students while on the path towards a rewarding career in the Aviation industry.
The Atlantic Cape Buccaneers men’s soccer team has started its 2026 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region 19 season on August 25 with a completely overhauled roster filled with freshman student–athletes, and depth up and down the field.
Atlantic Cape honored its Buccaneers student-athletes for their hard work, determination and perseverance in the classroom as well as on their respective fields and courts of play this year at the 5th Annual Athletics Awards Luncheon on May 8.
We built it and now it’s time to play ball! Atlantic Cape held its official Welcome Home Buccaneers Baseball opening ceremony for its new, state–of–the–art $1.48 million baseball field on the Mays Landing campus on April 18.
Atlantic Cape held its Annual New Student Orientation (NSO) at each of its three campuses in mid–August as it hosted nearly 500 students and guests at the Mays Landing, Atlantic City and Cape May County campuses between August 13-20.
Strategist and former law enforcement officer Michael Pellegrino brought his motivational discussion, Mental CPR: The Power of the Pause, to a nearly–full lecture hall at Atlantic Cape’s Cape May County campus on August 20 as part of this academic year’s TEDxCapeMay Salon discussion series titled “Vital Signs.”
New and returning students attended the Educational Opportunity Fund Summer Institute on July 29-30 and the Student Support Services Program Student Orientation on August 21 to learn firsthand about how the two programs may assist them during their academic journey at Atlantic Cape.
Atlantic Cape honored its Buccaneers student-athletes for their hard work, determination and perseverance in the classroom as well as on their respective fields and courts of play this year at the 5th Annual Athletics Awards Luncheon on May 8.
Atlantic Cape’s Student Government Association (SGA) recognized the important contributions of its many diverse student clubs and advisors, while acknowledging and honoring some of the College’s finest and most dedicated students, staff and faculty members at the SGA’s Annual Club Recognition Program on May 7.
Atlantic Cape’s Men of Atlantic Cape (MAC) retention program recognized the academic achievements and dedicated personal accomplishments of five of its member students and a program mentor during the club’s Annual Jacket Presentation Ceremony on May 6.
Atlantic Cape, in collaboration with the New Jersey Community College Consortium for Workforce and Economic Development, was recently awarded $4,000 to support its participation in the New Jersey AI Ready Sprinternships Initiative.
Atlantic Cape held its Annual New Student Orientation (NSO) at each of its three campuses in mid–August as it hosted nearly 500 students and guests at the Mays Landing, Atlantic City and Cape May County campuses between August 13-20.
The Atlantic Cape Buccaneers men’s soccer team has started its 2026 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region 19 season on August 25 with a completely overhauled roster filled with freshman student–athletes, and depth up and down the field.
Strategist and former law enforcement officer Michael Pellegrino brought his motivational discussion, Mental CPR: The Power of the Pause, to a nearly–full lecture hall at Atlantic Cape’s Cape May County campus on August 20 as part of this academic year’s TEDxCapeMay Salon discussion series titled “Vital Signs.”
New and returning students attended the Educational Opportunity Fund Summer Institute on July 29-30 and the Student Support Services Program Student Orientation on August 21 to learn firsthand about how the two programs may assist them during their academic journey at Atlantic Cape.
Constance Cotton spent 17 years in the United States Army. Atlantic Cape’s free 12–week online Clemente Course in the Humanities helped her understand military history while connecting with others and sharing her real–life experiences.
Growing up in a rural community, Atlantic Cape Community College rising sophomore and business major Jayed Sourov knew he always wanted to help people. Thanks to his experience this summer with the Princeton University Transfer Scholars Initiative (TSI) Program, Sourov remains committed to his goal and dream of creating a better future for students just like himself.
Twenty Atlantic Cape Practical Nursing (PN) Program students received their ceremonial pins for officially completing the three-semester certificate program at the 3rd Annual Practical Nursing Completion Ceremony on Wednesday, August 5 in the Walter E. Edge Theater.
Atlantic Cape’s Art Gallery is hosting Shelter Stories, an exhibit featuring the inspired creative works of numerous local artists depicting shelter and rescue animals, who are patiently waiting for a loving family to call their own and those who fortunately have found their forever home as well, from August 3 through September 17.
Summertime fun in the sun may be in full swing, but it’s not too late to register for Atlantic Cape’s upcoming Fall Semester. Classes start Monday, August 31. Keep your momentum moving forward. The credits you have earned prove that you are closer to earning your associate degree than you may think.
