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.

Community members are invited to provide their thoughts on the current presidential search at open forums at all three campuses on Aug. 21.

Nomination petitions for three positions on the CLC Board of Trustees are available now. Candidates will be on the ballot for the April 25, 2027 election.

CLC launches its Presidential Search with the development of a Presidential Profile, in collaboration with staff, faculty, students and community members.

From the latest issue of the CLC Connects Magazine, read about a $6 million donation from Schreiber Philanthropy that will support student scholarships.

From hands-on learning to engaged instructors, CLC student Ethan Garcia shares what you can expect when you study IT at CLC, whether you're earning a 4-month certificate or 2-year associate or transfer degree.

CLC has a number of auditions coming up this fall for art events, including dance, music and theatre.

After a workplace injury, Travis Taylor enrolled in the CAD-Drafting Technology program at College of Lake County. And he became an apprentice with UCC Environmental in Waukegan, Ill. Both helped him pivot to a new career without taking on student debt.

In today's competitive job market, college internships are more important than ever. But getting a good one can be challenging. Not to worry, College of Lake County is here to help.

Registration is open for fall classes beginning Aug. 17. Look into one of the college's five new credentials.

CLC Board Chair Allena Barbato outlines key milestones in the presidential search, including committee formation, community input, recruitment, candidate interviews and finalist campus visits.

CLC students competed at the SkillsUSA national competition, bringing home two bronze medals.

College is a big investment. But it doesn’t mean you have to take on years of student debt. A two-year community college like College of Lake County is a great way to save money on a quality education. Learn what you can expect to pay (and save) as a student at CLC.

Performances for this year's summer musical, "Jagged Little Pill," begin July 17 at the James Lumber Center.

The Chronicle, CLC's student-run newspaper, collected 13 awards at the Illinois Community College Journalism Association’s 2025 Awards for Excellence in Illinois Community College Newspapers.

A new study by the Illinois Community College Board shows that community colleges like CLC are having big, positive economic impacts on their local communities.