CLC was awarded the Association of Community College Trustees’ 2025 Impact and Success Award for the Central region. This reflects the gains the college made during the previous strategic plan.

Anthony Guzman had the chance of a lifetime to immerse himself in the fashion capital of the world thanks to a study abroad internship.

Estefanni Caballero is accumulating professional experience throughout her college journey, setting herself up for success after graduation.

The James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts announced its lineup of events for the fall season.

The Career & Job Placement Center (CJPC) helps you get an internship or apprenticeship. This lets you earn money and gain real-world experience while in school. Once you complete your studies, CJPC helps you turn your knowledge into full-time employment.

CLC students are using the summer as a chance to advance their education and gain experience through internships.

Registration is open now for fall courses beginning Aug. 18.

The CLC Foundation is inviting community member and business leaders to participate in it's annual Golf Classic Sept. 15. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

CLC students found success during the SkillsUSA state competition.

CLC's women's basketball team capped off its historic season by qualifying for the national tournament for the first time in school history.

CLC faculty share why information technology jobs are in demand and pay well. Learn if starting or switching to a career in IT is a good path for you.

Students and community members can audition for a number of art events this spring.

The Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA) Waukegan Hub Training Program announced the graduation of the first cohort.

10 CLC students went on a study abroad trip to the United Arab Emirates as part of a section of introduction to anthropology.

Searching for a job can be frustrating. Chris Matheny, student employment coordinator at College of Lake County, shares how to apply to jobs, build a strong resume, master the interview process, and more.

Thais O'Malley was able to turn her dreams into a reality with her graphic design degree.

High school students: Do you know? Starting at CLC before transferring to a 4-year college can save families $30,000 or more! See how community college sets students up for academic success that can save THOUSANDS of dollars—and even help you get that degree faster.

As a first-generation or new college student, you should expect 6 things from your school to help you succeed. Make sure you are supported in these ways.

CLC received a $50,000 grant from Compeer Financial’s Fund for Rural America. The funding will be used for CLC's Grow Initiative.

Legal studies graduates were honored at the annual pinning ceremony. They were joined by friends, family and alumni.