CLC welcomes Brian Seiler as the new Chief Information Officer. Seiler begins his role in November.

CLC formed two Presidential Search Committees to strengthen stakeholder engagement in the search for a new president.

High school students are invited to the Illinois Regional College Fair hosted at CLC to speak with representatives from different colleges.

October is Manufacturing Month, a time to celebrate one of Lake County’s most important industries.

The CLC Foundation had another successful Golf Classic! The event was made possible through the generosity of sponsors and participating organizations committed to CLC students.

Community members are invited to join the college in celebrating the grand opening of the Urban Farm Center in downtown Waukegan Saturday, Oct. 17.

Learn from the experts the most up to date ways to keep yourself safe during Cyber Security Awareness Month this October.

Work with your hands and solve real problems. Train for the skills employers need close to home in Grayslake, Waukegan and Gurnee, IL. Earn a short-term career certificate or two-year associate degree in 9 different skilled trades. Earn while you learn as an apprentice.

Performances for “The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs” begin Sept. 25. Tickets are available now.

CLC is celebrating Latinx Heritage Month. Along with fun and festivities, the college is also celebrating the successes of Latinx students.

Can you really achieve your dreams by starting at community college? The answer is yes! Physicist and filmmaker Suzanne Genc shares how her experience at College of Lake County laid the foundation for her successful career.

From the latest issue of the CLC Connects Magazine, read a conversation with Southlake Campus Dean Doctora Tricia Rosado where she talks about culture and belonging.

CLC received a $15,000 grant from the Metallica Scholars Initiative. CLC has been a recipient for all eight years.

From the latest issue of the CLC Connects Magazine, read about Eric Polanski, a transfer student who recently graduated from Northwestern University.

It's confusing when you have to choose a degree. There are so many letters! To help narrow your options, College of Lake County compares degrees, their differences and how to pick the best one for you.

Urban Farm Center Director Eliza Fournier talked with Lake County Board Member John Wasik about the Urban Farm Center and future of community agriculture.

Applications are now open for study abroad trips happening in 2027. Sign up now, as the trips fill up quickly.

Jacqueline Johnson came to CLC reserved, but getting involved in student life helped her get out of her shell and earn a full-ride scholarship to pursue her bachelor's degree.

Students turn hands-on horticulture training into fresh, locally grown food at the College of Lake County Farm Market. They feed the community while preparing for careers in landscape design, sustainable agriculture, plant production and more.

From the latest issue of the CLC Connects Magazine, read about how the Adult Education & English Language Acquisition program help adult learners gain new skills so they can accomplish their goals.