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College of Lake County’s annual literary arts magazine was named a Recognizing Excellence in Art and Literary Magazines First Class magazine by the National Council of Teachers of English.

With a dream of working in Los Angeles, Kenneth Dantes decided to start at CLC. It allowed him to save up enough money to make his dream come true.

May is National Nurses Month, and CLC is celebrating all those in the profession. From the 1970s to today, CLC nursing alumni have had success in the field.

Matthew Sobczyk was always creative, making his own music, and spent most of his career in carpentry. When he retired, he found a new passion in digital media and design.

CLC is officially moving forward with the project to bring an Urban Farm Center to the Lakeshore Campus. It's part of the vision to create a vibrant urban campus environment.

CLC students had the chance to design experiments to be tested in space. One lucky student was selected to have his design tested by astronauts.

CLC's student-run newspaper received 10 awards this April at the Illinois Community College Journalism Association’s spring conference. In the last 15 years, The Chronicle has won 185 awards, including 44 first places, in the statewide contest.

Nearly 20 new professional development courses are being offered.

CLC offers a variety of study abroad trips open to all students. Scholarships are available.

Kamden Kuklinski came to CLC because it was an affordable way to start his college career. He's since transferred to Lake Forest College to study neuroscience.