Columbia Basin College has grown and expanded throughout Benton and Franklin Counties since its inception in 1955. The Naval Airbase at the Pasco airport housed most of the programs for the first two years of the College. CBC opened its first new building in fall, 1957 on the current, 150-acre Pasco campus.
The other Pasco locations include the X Building, on 20th Avenue, which houses the Early Childhood Education and Bachelor of Applied Sciences in Teacher Education programs.
CBC also serves the community in other locations across the bi-county area. In 1974, the College constructed its first buildings in Richland next to the Richland Public Library on Northgate Avenue. This campus now hosts a variety of CBC classes. Additionally, the Richland Health Science Center as well as the Medical Science Center nearby support health science programs.
For maps, driving directions and parking information, visit columbiabasin.edu/maps.