August
10
2023
News Brief

Governor Healey Signs State Budget into Law, Ushering in a New Era of Free Community College in Massachusetts

MassReconnect Makes Community College Tuition-Free for Students Aged 25 and Older with No College Degree Starting This Fall; Includes Expansion of In-State Tuition to Undocumented Immigrant Students

Governor Healey Signs State Budget into Law, Ushering in a New Era of Free Community College in Massachusetts
August
16
2023
BHCC in the News
August
16
2023
News Brief

President Eddinger, Community College Leaders Talk MassReconnect on WBUR’s Radio Boston

Bunker Hill Community College President Pam Eddinger, along with Cape Cod Community College President John Cox and Roxbury Community College Interim President Jackie Jenkins-Scott, appeared on Radio Boston, public radio station WBUR’s daily local news show, to talk about the potential promise and impact of MassReconnect, the new state program that makes community colleges across Massachusetts free to Massachusetts residents aged 25 and older without a prior college degree.

President Eddinger, Community College Leaders Talk MassReconnect on WBUR’s Radio Boston
August
18
2023
Public Notice

May 2023 Data Security Incident Public Notice

Bunker Hill Community College (“BHCC”) confirmed today that the college experienced a data incident in May 2023 and will issue notices to affected individuals and relevant state and federal agencies about the incident. 

May 2023 Data Security Incident Public Notice
August
17
2023
BHCC in the News
August
24
2023
BHCC in the News
August
24
2023
Event Recap

President Eddinger Joins Governor Healey to Launch Free Community College for Massachusetts Residents 25+

MassReconnect Will Help Meet Workforce Needs, Address Economic Skills Gap, and Offer Transformative Chance at Degree for Massachusetts Adults 

Bunker Hill Community College (BHCC) President Pam Eddinger joined Governor Maura T. Healey on Thursday, August 24, to launch MassReconnect, the Healey administration’s new program establishing free community college for Massachusetts residents aged 25 and older, and awarded $100,000 to each of Massachusetts’ 15 community colleges to support the quick implementation of the program this fall. Governor Healey and President Eddinger were joined by Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll, Senate President Karen Spilka, Secretary of Education Patrick Tutwiler, Commissioner of Higher Education Noe Ortega, and other community college presidents today at MassBay Community College’s Wellesley Campus. During the event, the Healey-Driscoll Administration highlighted the first MassReconnect students at MassBay, celebrating the impact the program is expected to have for students across the state.

President Eddinger Joins Governor Healey to Launch Free Community College for Massachusetts Residents 25+