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Mabins now has a degree in criminal justice from Kennedy King College, proof, she said, that it's never too late to accomplish your dreams

Monday marked Malcolm X’s 100th birthday. The civil rights icon was born in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1925, and the Chicago City College named for him...

Malcolm X was born in Omaha, Nebraska May 19th, 1925 and was assassinated in 1965. His legacy of knowledge, education, and equality has spread across...

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

  Malcolm X College President David Sanders started the study abroad program nearly two years ago. The idea came from students in their Black male...

Amid recent concerns about job security for some, there is an industry hiring, as more are needed in heating, ventilation and air conditioning -- or...

The new partnership has been dubbed Chicago Roadmap 2.0 and builds on a previous partnership between CPS and CCOC called Chicago Roadmap, which helped CPS...

The University of Illinois Chicago is partnering with Chicago Public Schools and City Colleges of Chicago to ease the way for CPS students to and...

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...

Pulitzer Center grantee Alejandra Martinez will visit Harry S. Truman College in Chicago on Thursday, April 24, 2025, and will be a guest speaker at the Truman...

More than 1,000 City Colleges of Chicago Star Scholars earned their associate degree in the 2024-25 school year. These scholars gathered along with family and...

More than 1,000 Star Scholars are set to earn their associate degree from one of the seven City Colleges of Chicago

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