College of Lake County has 19 sworn officers and five community service non-sworn officers patrolling campus and assisting students, staff and those in the Lake County community.
Andrea Gomez was elected student trustee and Gwendolyn Thommes was elected as Student Government Association president in the March elections to determine offices for terms starting in the fall semester.
As part of the Student Government Association’s (SGA) Legacy Project, College of Lake County is set to install three monitors around the campus to help promote clubs and organizations.
The land that now makes up Lake County has a rich history many residents do not often take time to acknowledge. Long before Lake County existed, the land belonged to generations of indigenous peoples who were forcibly relocated by the U.S. colonist government. CLC is built on that stolen land.
This Black History Month illustration is designed to replicate a quilt that captures pivotal cultural events and the resilience of the Black community throughout history—from their roots in Africa, through their struggles in the United States, to their enduring impact across the globe. Overall, it’s meant to symbolize the community’s strength as it moves forward into the future
In early February, 37-year-old Kendrick Lamar debuted his cryptic performance at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. All eyes anticipated what he would perform after his continued feud with the music artist Aubrey Graham (Drake).
In honor of Black History Month, the woman being featured is Gwendolyn Bennett, an influential artist and poet from the Harlem Renaissance. The Harlem Renaissance was a very influential time period in the 1920s for American culture as it brought many African American artists, musicians, poets, writers, scientists, politicians, and activists.
Three CLC students recently said they each have a personal favorite movie, revealing a surprisingly wide range of tastes.
Welcome back, Lancers! As the summer heat sizzles down, and the autumn air begins to blow, we find ourselves back in the classroom! With the...
Phi Theta Kappa has a national partnership that encourages people to volunteer to help out patients who are in need of transplants.
CLC has a two-year program that allows interested students to be an essential part of a team of professionals during surgical procedures.
CAPS hosted an event dedicated to spreading awareness of suicide and how students can play an active part in helping the community.
