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CHICAGO (WBBM NEWSRADIO) -- Mayor Lightfoot announced Friday the official launch of the city’s Emergency Food Coordination Center at Malcolm X College in partnership with The Salvation Army and the Greater...

Wright College's Heather Atherton Wins Up to $40,000 per Year to Cover Tuition, Books, and Living Expenses as She Completes her Bachelor’s Degree Chicago, IL -- Wright College student, City Colleges Luminary...

City Colleges of Chicago is partnering with Chicago Public Schools to offer a week of virtual panels, raffles with prizes and other events to help students better understand their options for...

Series of Online Experiences Supports Post-Secondary Planning for Chicago Public Schools Students, Parents and Community Members Chicago, IL – While Chicago Public Schools (CPS) high schoolers may be living and learning virtually,...

Registration for Summer and Fall credit class terms is underway and City Colleges is eager to support students as they continue to pursue their academic goals. This summer, credit classes will...

Dear City Colleges friends and partners, I hope you are well. While we are sheltered in place and so many things we are accustomed to doing are put on hold, I am...

In light of the COVID-19 situation, City Colleges of Chicago has moved from 10 percent of credit classes being fully online to 92 percent available. See more from WLS-TV here.

Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot joined Chicago Public Schools and City Colleges of Chicago today to announce both institutions have established remote learning plans to ensure instructional time continues while school buildings...

The Malcolm X women’s basketball team defeated Sauk Valley Community College 70-60 in the Region IV Division 1 Tournament finals tonight in Joliet. With the win, the Hawks advance to the...

In this Catalyst Conversations, we sit down with Doris Espiritu, Executive Director of Engineering and Professor of Chemistry at City Colleges of Chicago-Wilbur Wright College, to talk about the success of...