Atlantic Cape is excited to announce the appointment of Dr. Devan Blackwell to the College’s Board of Trustees. Blackwell, who was appointed to the role of Interim Executive County Superintendent of Schools for Atlantic County in August, fills the position on the board previously held by Leslie White–Coursey.
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.
The Atlantic Cape Buccaneers women’s cross country program, led by Head Coach Shane Ritchie, commences the 2026 season, its third as a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region 19 Division III, with high expectations.
Fresh off its first ever trip to the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region 19 Division III playoffs in 2025, the Atlantic Cape Buccaneers women’s soccer team is poised to build off of that successful momentum in 2026.
The Atlantic Cape Buccaneers women’s volleyball team enters the 2026 season seeking a return to playoff contention in the National Junior College Athletic Association’s (NJCAA) Region 19 Division III after a disappointing 2025 campaign.
Their life cycle begins in the minutest of terms. Hanging precipitously from the undersides of a leaf for protection and no larger than the width of pin, the butterfly undergoes four stages of development while on its path towards emerging as a wonderfully–colorful, aviary specimen.
Atlantic Cape hosted the IMALIVE Mental Health Fair on September 8 in the Student Center lobby on the Mays Landing campus. The event coincided with 988 Day, a program that originally began as the National Hope Line Network 1 800 Suicide (now 988).
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.
Members of Atlantic Cape’s Student Engagement, Student Government Association (SGA) and Los Latinos Unidos (LLU) student club gathered in the Quad on the Mays Landing campus on September 15 to celebrate the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month with an official flag raising ceremony.
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 is excited to announce the appointment of Dr. Devan Blackwell to the College’s Board of Trustees. Blackwell, who was appointed to the role of Interim Executive County Superintendent of Schools for Atlantic County in August, fills the position on the board previously held by Leslie White–Coursey.
Their life cycle begins in the minutest of terms. Hanging precipitously from the undersides of a leaf for protection and no larger than the width of pin, the butterfly undergoes four stages of development while on its path towards emerging as a wonderfully–colorful, aviary specimen.
The Atlantic Cape Buccaneers women’s cross country program, led by Head Coach Shane Ritchie, commences the 2026 season, its third as a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region 19 Division III, with high expectations.
Members of Atlantic Cape’s Student Engagement, Student Government Association (SGA) and Los Latinos Unidos (LLU) student club gathered in the Quad on the Mays Landing campus on September 15 to celebrate the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month with an official flag raising ceremony.
The Atlantic Cape Foundation and the Cape May County Women's Commission are excited to announce the three 2026 Women of Wonder award recipients, who will be recognized at this year’s annual fundraising event on Thursday, November 12, 11:30 a.m. at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City.
Atlantic Cape hosted the IMALIVE Mental Health Fair on September 8 in the Student Center lobby on the Mays Landing campus. The event coincided with 988 Day, a program that originally began as the National Hope Line Network 1 800 Suicide (now 988).
Fresh off its first ever trip to the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region 19 Division III playoffs in 2025, the Atlantic Cape Buccaneers women’s soccer team is poised to build off of that successful momentum in 2026.
The Atlantic Cape Buccaneers women’s volleyball team enters the 2026 season seeking a return to playoff contention in the National Junior College Athletic Association’s (NJCAA) Region 19 Division III after a disappointing 2025 campaign.
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.
