Manufacturing Day Scheduled at PSC Oct. 2

Prairie State College is celebrating Manufacturing Day with an exhibitor fair from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 2.

Illinois is Home to a Top-Five University, says U.S. News and World Report

U.S. News and World Report recently unveiled their 2015 rankings. Which Illinois universities and colleges received top marks?

Conference on Understanding Mental Health Being Held at PSC Oct. 23

PSC is hosting a conference to increase awareness of the complexities of mental illness and ways to reduce the stigmas associated with it.

BARNES & NOBLE COLLEGE DONATION TO PRAIRIE STATE COLLEGE ENHANCES CONFERENCE CENTER AUDITORIUM

A new name and a better sound will soon be what the Prairie State College (PSC) Conference Center auditorium is known for.

Marian Catholic Continues Oktoberfest Tradition with Crafters, Food

The event will be held Oct. 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Prairie State College Board of Trustees Member Peg Donohue Named Woman of the Year by Abby Foundation

Peg Donohue, a member of the Prairie State College (PSC) Board of Trustees, recently was named the 2014 Abby Woman of the Year.

District Renames Schools for Barack and Michelle Obama

"I believe we are the first schools in the nation to honor the First Family in this manner,” District 163 Supt. Joyce Carmine said.

The 16 Best Public High Schools in Illinois, as Ranked by Newsweek

If you don’t think 16 is good enough, don’t worry, because one Illinois high school ranked No. 3 overall in the country!

PSC Summer Abroad Program Exposes Area Student to European Culture

Worth native Rachel Berlinski, who was a student at PSC this summer, saw a whole new side of history during a study abroad trip to Austria.

How Much are Your Childrens' Teachers Making?

Are they being over- or underpaid for their services?

Doing Business With Canada Topic of First International Speaker Series at Prairie State College

Don't miss “Doing Business with Canada,” being held from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Friday, Oct. 3, at the Prairie State College.

Did Our High Schoolers Study Enough? How Did the Illinois Class of 2014 Score on the ACT?

Which ACT subjects stump Illinois students?

Prairie State College Takes the Workplace Charging Challenge

This summer, PSC President Dr. Terri Winfree signed the Workplace Charging Challenge from the U.S. Department of Energy.

15 College Hacks You Need to Know for the 2014-15 School Year

Make this your best year ever at college with these 15 helpful college hacks. Ramen not included.

$25/month Violin Lessons: SYSO Offers an "Incredible Opportunity" for Beginning String Students

Suburban Youth Symphony Incredible Opportunity Program begins a new session on September 14th, 2014. Essay deadline is September 10th.

Registration Open for Late Start Courses at Prairie State College

It’s not too late to register for fall classes at Prairie State College (PSC).

Brookfield Zoo Free for Kids Through Wednesday

Get in a fun day at the zoo before school starts.

Photographer of the Year and Annual Student Work Exhibition Opens at Prairie State College Christopher Art Gallery

A selection of works from PSC Photographer of the Year honoree Carole Rose will be on display today through Sept. 18

District High School Students Participate in PSC Summer Science and Math Camp

PSC welcomed district high school students to the recent STEM@PSC Summer Science and Math Camp held at the college.

PRAIRIE STATE COLLEGE ANNOUNCES PART-TIME HONOR STUDENTS

Each fall and spring semester, Prairie State College (PSC) recognizes students who are in good standing, have earned a semester grade point

Marian Catholic Hosts Youngsters’ Summer Sports Camps

Camps start June 16 and run through July 18.

Marian Catholic Senior One of Select Few Chosen for Bill Gates Scholarship

Marian Catholic's Sofia Salgado was one of 52,000 applicants for the Bill Gates Millennium Scholarship—and one of 1,000 to win.

Marian Catholic Honors 365 Class of 2014 Graduates

Graduation was held Monday, May 19.

Scott Turow to Speak at GSU on Friday

The Chicago author and attorney, who's receiving an honorary degree from GSU, will also sign books after Friday's 3 p.m. lecture.

Marian Catholic Chorale Gets Thrill of a Lifetime with Performance at Carnegie Hall

Students performed on the stage and also received guidance from the director of the Los Angeles Master Chorale.

Marian Catholic Band Claims Top Honors at Illinois State University

The band took top prize in the 4A class at the State of Illinois Invitational Saturday, April 26.

Marian Catholic Junior Performs with the Joffrey Ballet

Alexis Diaz-Albertini will perform with the Joffrey Ballet in 'Romeo and Juliet.'

6 Marian Catholic Athletes Commit to College Sports

Wish these Marian Catholic athletes luck as they prepare to take it to the next level.

Marian Catholic Choir to Perform at Carnegie Hall

The group will participate in the Choirs of America event in New York City.

Marian Catholic High School Ranked Among Most Challenging in Illinois

Fewer than 10 percent of high schools nationally make the list.

Serena Hills Teacher Wins Stock of Classroom Supplies

Who doesn't love free Kleenex, Lysol, and other school supplies?

New Principal for Marian Catholic High School

Alum Steve Tortorello, class of 2004, will become the school's eighth principal and the first layperson to hold the position.

WNBA Star Honored, Hoops It Up at Homewood-Flossmoor High School

More than 500 Homewood-Flossmoor students Friday witnessed a significant moment for The Chicago Sky's Elena Delle Donne.

Don't Worry, Get App-y: Students Invited to Enter App Contest

Rep. Robin Kelly launched a contest in which students design a software application, or “app,” for mobile, tablet, or computer devices on a platform of their choice. The winning app will be on display in the U.S. Capitol.

Extreme Cold Update: Chicago Heights Closures

National Weather Service warns of dangerously cold temperatures; wind chill advisory will last until Wednesday.

D170 Prepares for Cold Weather

The school district is taking precautions in the event of emergency school closings.

PSC's Student-Run Newspaper Comes to Chicago Heights Patch

"The Student Review" is taking its first steps into the digital world.

Heights Students Working on 'The Jungle Book' Play

The play will run from Feb. 8 to Feb. 9.

Is Cold Weather a Poor Excuse to Cancel Classes?

Administrators will decide Sunday whether or not to close suburban schools Monday because of possible below-zero temperatures. Is this a good idea?

PSC Closing Early Today Due to Snow