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Carlos Curiel started behind a camera at a young age, but it wasn't until he was older that he realized how much he loved it. Now, that passion is his career.

Braeden Scheifele didn't plan on doing a study abroad trip, but he's glad he did. Not only was it beneficial for his education, but also for his life.

Sustainability is important both in and out of the classroom. Faculty at CLC have been incorporating sustainability in a variety of ways.

Amber Pratt has been a caregiver for many people in her life. She's decided to turn that into a career in the medical field, and with help from the Workforce Equity Initiative, has done so at a much lower cost.

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

CLC students brought home 20 medals, including 12 golds, at the state SkillsUSA competition. Gold medal winners move on to compete at the national level.

CLC's newest graduates walked the stage during commencement Saturday, May 11. CLC has now graduated over 65,000 students.

Nestor Munoz loves going to shows, and now he hopes to make a career out of it. In his first year in the live entertainment production program, he earned the chance to train in Las Vegas with Cirque de Soleil.

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

CLC was named the number five best overall Military Friendly® School in the Large Community College category. This is the highest ranking CLC has earned.