Finding Our Center: Healing & Wholeness through Storytelling brings together U.S. Poet Laureates Joy Harjo and Ada Limón for a powerful evening of reflection, resilience, and renewal. Through poetry and conversation, this transformative gathering invites us to reconnect with ourselves, with one another, and with the deeper truths that bind us through our shared humanity.In a time shaped by uncertainty and division, Harjo and Limón, two of the most celebrated poetic voices of our time, guide us back to center. Their words offer solace, strength, and a renewed sense of wholeness, illuminating pathways toward healing through storytelling, language, and deep listening.This special event blends poetic readings with meaningful conversation, creating space for community, compassion, and collective reflection. Whether you are a longtime lover of poetry or simply seeking grounding and perspective in a fast moving world, Finding Our Center offers a rare opportunity to experience how language can uplift, connect, and restore.Featured Guests Joy Harjo, U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón, U.S. Poet Laureate

How can the arts expand access and opportunity for students?Find out in tonight’s episode of A Seat at the Table as Chancellor Dr. Mike Flores sits down with Vincent Valdez, the Alamo Colleges District’s inaugural Artist in Residence, and James Miller, Professor of Art at Northeast Lakeview College and member of the Alamo Colleges District Arts Commission.

Join us for a special Promise-to-Promise Partnership Announcement!The Alamo Colleges District and Schreiner University are announcing an expanded partnership that will allow eligible students to start at any of the five Alamo Colleges and then transfer to Schreiner University to complete a four-year degree, with educational costs covered at both institutions.

We're excited to share this collaboration and the expanded support it will provide for families across our community. #AlamoPROUD

Join us for our 80th Anniversary Heritage Day celebration

Join us in celebrating our 80th Anniversary!

This year, the Alamo Colleges District is proud to celebrate the graduation of more than 11,000 students across our five colleges, including nearly 1,500 AlamoPROMISE scholars and 950 high school program graduates who earned their associate degrees or certificates before walking the stage at their high school ceremonies.While the semester is coming to an end, this is only the beginning for our Alamo Colleges graduates.Five of our student graduates, one from each of our Alamo Colleges, recently took part in a special edition of A Seat at the Table with Chancellor Dr. Mike Flores to share experiences they have gained while being Alamo Colleges students and their plans for the future.