Five-time Grammy-winning bassist Victor Wooten returns to Elgin Community College with an expanded version of his Music Lesson Workshop.
Registration for spring credit classes is underway at Elgin Community College and will continue until classes start Jan. 19 of next year.
All are invited to attend part five of the Elgin Community College series via Zoom Nov. 5.
The NCMPR Medallion Awards recognize outstanding achievement in design and communication in each of NCMPR's seven districts.
Healthcare leader Linda Deering Dean was recognized during the Elgin Community College Foundation’s first-ever virtual gala Oct. 17.
Nearly 200 registrants and many more attendees participated in the Elgin Community College Foundation's virtual gala Oct. 17.
Elgin Community College will host the webinar "The Demand for Manufacturing Jobs" Oct. 26.
The exhibit is available online through Nov. 13 as ECC's campus remains closed.
The Illinois Community College Trustee Association honored the ECC trustees for their long-time commitment to public service.
The funds are part of the state’s $80 million Digital Equity Formula Grant to ensure students have the technology for remote learning.
Elgin Community College will host three authors for the Fall 2020 Reading Series.
The ceremony will stream live on the Elgin Community College YouTube channel next weekend.
The online event will showcase community talent and highlight several 2020 award winners and scholarship recipients.
Lessons for all instruments... violin, piano, voice, guitar, trumpet, flute, clarinet, etc
A homeschooled Elgin senior qualified for the semifinals of the National Merit Scholarship Program.
A minimum of 50 signatures of voters residing in Community College District 509 are needed for a candidate to be put on the ballot.
The Elgin Community College Foundation aims to provide relief funding to students who face financial barriers as a result of the pandemic.
Elgin Community College’s Spartan Food Pantry is now open to current students.
The community effort provides backpacks and supplies for families of District 509.
Extended business hours will be available on campus at Elgin Community College to support students.
The all-remote fall semester begins Aug. 24.
Elgin Community College’s Multicultural and Global Initiatives Committee (MAGIC) presents Part III of its new series.
July 27-31, 9am- 12pm (PDT) or August 3-7, 9am -12am (PDT) at Speech and Debate Academy Online
The Christian college plans "progressive" start of fall semester by following school, state, and federal health guidelines at Elgin campus
Monday morning, the pastor of Northwest Bible Baptist Church in unincorporated Elgin canceled classes at Northwest Baptist Academy.
CBS Chicago reports the Kankakee Catholic school girls’ basketball team is appalled by racist and body-shaming taunts at the Elgin game.
The sensory friendly concert raised money for autism awareness and research, according to the news report.
Robert Morris University Illinois recognized eleven individuals as Outstanding Alumni of 2019.
Jean M. Micklevitz, 63, is charged with aggravated battery of a child after she allegedly hit a student with special needs in the face.
Renowned architect, fashion designer, and TV host receives honorary doctorate in humane letters for helping young women enter creative arts
Joint event offers students and alumni an opportunity to network and meet with representatives of businesses recruiting new employees
Music lessons - Summer special...
Heather Misner, a teacher at Elgin High School, and Linsey Rose, a teacher at STEM Magnet Academy in Chicago, earned the fellowships.
Students were encouraged to pursue hi-tech manufacturing careers at the 28th annual competition.
The school district is looking at ways to improve its magnet academies at Streamwood and Bartlett high schools.
The forum drew more than 400 people to Judson University on Thursday.
Attendees can get a tour of the current spring sky under the dome.
The goal is to have the ratified contract presented to the school board for approval during a May 6 board meeting, The Chicago Tribune said.
The Dallas Mavericks owner and 'Shark Tank' star will be interviewed by Judson alumnus, Mark Vargas, a noted business and political advisor
The U-46 school board recently approved the expansion of the district’s one-to-one technology initiative.