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Guiding Clinton Forward

Join us Nov. 17-18 for a fundraiser, inauguration ceremony and community celebration honoring Ken Knelly, Clinton's 10th president.

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Powering the Future of Manufacturing

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Where our student‑athletes push limits in soccer and basketball.

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Cougars Go 2-0 to Sweep Inaugural Casella Tipoff Classic

Hoops on the Hill returned over the weekend as Clinton welcomed SUNY Ulster, Vermont State University-Randolph and Great Bay Community College for the inaugural Casella Tipoff Classic.

11.04.2026

Clinton to Host First College Basketball Tournament in Two Decades

Clinton Community College is teaming up with Casella to host the inaugural Casella Tipoff Classic on Saturday, Oct. 31, and Sunday, Nov. 1, at the Forrence Center.

10.27.2026

IAM at Clinton CC to Host Thanksgiving Distribution Site for a Second Year

The Regional Food Bank unveiled plans for what is expected to be the nation's largest Thanksgiving meal distribution effort.

10.27.2026

Clinton Community College to Inaugurate President Ken Knelly

Clinton will celebrate the inauguration of President Ken Knelly with a series of events designed to recognize his leadership and mark a new chapter in the college's history.