Sam Roberts
While a student at Harold Washington College, Sam Roberts was glad to receive support from City Colleges of Chicago staff…
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While a student at Harold Washington College, Sam Roberts was glad to receive support from City Colleges of Chicago staff…
It sounds strange, but, according to Ebony Henderson, a broken leg turned out to be a blessing in disguise. She…
Safiyah Agunbiade is a long way from home. She moved to the North Side of Chicago from Nigeria in 2018…
Aaron Zabrinas is well on his way to his goal of becoming a lawyer that advocates for vulnerable populations.
Working as an IT manager in one of the area’s highest demand industries, Claudio was able to surpass his salary…
“I’ve learned how to be a professional and how to lead within the four walls of Malcolm X.”
Little Village native Ruth Flores is still adjusting to her recent transfer from Richard J. Daley College to the University…
A first-generation college student balancing both work and school at the same time
Brittany Roberts had no idea that a trip to her daughter’s school would change her life.
For Angelize and Erica Camacho, Malcolm X College’s Basic Nursing Assistant pinning ceremony was a moment to remember.
From winning a regional championship with the Malcolm X College Lady Hawks to earning her associate degree and transferring to…
"There are actually people here that can guide us into the jobs we want."