Take a look at CLC's top five stories of the year. From graduates to groundbreakings, 2025 was a year full of excitement.

Comedy group The Second City, with alums like Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert and Keegan-Michael Key, brings the laughs to the JLC Jan. 30.

The latest class of CLC students celebrated their achievements during the December commencement ceremony on Dec. 11.

Nursing student Tarin Noga helped the SHARE Market collect more than 2,000 items during the Feed the Need food drive.

Watch the recent video about how dual credit helps set high school students up for success when they move on to college.

Enjoy the arts this December with holiday themed concerts and events at the James Lumber Center.

The speech and debate team is off to a strong start this season with three consecutive top three finishes in competitions.

CLC wrapped up a successful Manufacturing Month, hosting numerous events for students and the community.

Registration is now open for spring courses. Classes begin Jan. 20.

Tickets are on sale now for the Winter Dance Concert. Performances are Nov. 21 and 22.

The CLC Share Markets are competing in the Feed the Need food drive, collecting donations to stock for student use.

The James Lumber Center announced its Marquee Series, running from January to April. Tickets are on sale now.

Registration is open for STEM for Girls, a free event to build interest for girls in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Performances for the whodunit "39 Steps" run Nov. 7-15. Tickets are on sale now.

CLC is one of 200 colleges up for the $1 million 2027 Aspen Prize, the nation’s premier recognition of high achievement and performance among two-year colleges.

Choosing a college major can feel overwhelming, especially for adult students juggling many responsibilities. At CLC, you don't have to make this decision alone. Get practical steps to select a program of study that fits your life and forms your future.

Macie Hanson made the decision to switch from studying music to communications. This led to a series of internships, including with the Milwaukee Bucks.

A $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation will provide up to $11,000 annually to nearly two dozens students each semester.

126 golfers participated in the Golf Classic, helping the Foundation raise $136,000 toward student scholarships.

The CLC police department is participating in the Pink Patch Project to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Pink patches are available for purchase.