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Za'Tozia loves communicating, both orally and through writing. She decided to pursue a career in journalism, starting at ��������.

�������� welcomes Allison M. Porterfield-Woods as its new chief information officer, starting Dec. 4.

�������� received its fifth round of scholarships from Metallica�s foundation, All Within My Hands to enhance career and technical education programs.

�������� is expanding its approach to the arts with its first artist-in-residence, Mundelein-native Cristina Chopalli. She is one of four artists showing works at �Home,� the upcoming fall art exhibition in the Robert T. Wright Gallery of Art.

A group of �������� students took home a gold medal during the 2023 SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta.

The James Lumber Center has an exciting lineup of events for the fall season, with more events to be announced and added.

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

���������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.

Leanne Linsky has always enjoyed comedy, but never saw it as a career. She's since created an online platform to help comics grow their audience and try out routines.

�������� was named a Gold Military Friendly® school, giving it the top honor. Methodology, criteria and weightings were determined by Viqtory with input from the Military Friendly® Advisory Council of independent leaders in higher education.