Education

This Northwest Sider Immigrated From Kyrgyzstan 2 Years Ago — Now He’s A College Valedictorian DUNNING — When Eldiar Emilbekov left his home in Kyrgyzstan...

Five years after its initial debut, Chicago Public Schools, City Colleges of Chicago and the University of Illinois Chicago announced the expansion of their education...

The restaurant is a living classroom and training ground for Washburne Culinary & Hospitality Institute students  CHICAGO — (January 30, 2025) – City Colleges of...

CHICAGO (December 4, 2024)—City Colleges of Chicago is opening Chicago’s first Education Workforce Center (EWC) at Harry S Truman College. The EWC will serve as...

"If it worked for me, it can work for anybody, all you have to do is persevere," said Christine Houston. "I remember an instructor telling...

More than 70% of engineers are white and more than 80% are male, according to the Pew Research Center. A new initiative at Chicago’s community colleges...

Beverly resident Charlene Macklin has always wanted to help others. “Ever since I was a little girl, I loved working with people and helping people,”...

The early childhood education sector is experiencing a nationwide workforce shortage. Through this scholarship offering, City Colleges of Chicago is working to fill this crucial...

The public is invited to attend Community Day at Malcolm X College’s West Side Learning Center (WSLC) from 10am to 2pm on Friday, August 2....

Olive-Harvey College’s Senior Vice President Brandon Nichols will be a panelist at the White House’s Initiative for Black Americans Power Up Summit on June 12...

The discussion is about how a college degree can be the primary vehicle for reducing poverty and closing the wealth gaps between people of color. ...

Men continue to bypass college, but the declines are steepest among Black men CHICAGO — Donje Gates’ family wants him to go to college in...