Community Colleges Provide Career Development Resources

At the core of the mission of a community college is the goal to be a resource for lifelong learning and personal growth. A key part of that strategy is to provide career development that empowers people by giving them the education, skills and network to achieve and surpass their personal and professional dreams.

WCC Co-Ed Cheerleading Tryouts set for mid-May

Tryouts for 2017-18 school year

Waubonsee players earn Post-Season Awards

Eight members of Chiefs' basketball programs honored

Waubonsee Names New Vice President of Educational Affairs

Waubonsee has named Dr. Diane Nyhammer as the college’s Vice President of Educational Affairs.

Waubonsee Offers Free Earth Week Events

Waubonsee Community College is offering a week’s worth of events on the college’s Sugar Grove Campus in celebration of Earth Day. All events are free and open to the community, and will take place on the college’s Sugar Grove Campus, located on Route 47 at Waubonsee Drive.

Chiefs' Carey signs with NAIA power Trinity International

Carey to continue collegiate career at TIU

"Rumors" Hits Waubonsee Stage April 7-9

The Fox Country Players, in partnership with Waubonsee's Community Education department, are bringing “Rumors” to the college’s Auditorium stage.

Waubonsee to Host Poetry Events

Waubonsee invites the community to take part in “Poetry Out Loud,” a free open-mic poetry reading event on April 7 and 13.

April 4 Incident at Sugar Grove

There was NOT an active shooter on the Sugar Grove Campus on Tuesday, April 4. An emergency management training course was being held on campus, and a message was sent unintentionally to 911 dispatch as a result of those activities. We are very grateful to the local agencies who responded so quickly and to the members of the Waubonsee community who followed the college’s safety protocols.

Waubonsee Set to Meet High-Scoring Pima (AZ) at Nationals

Waubonsee Community College’s men’s basketball team will have a tough challenge ahead of them at the NJCAA Division II Men’s Basketball National Championship Tournament. The Chiefs (25-8) received the ninth seed and will play eighth seeded Pima (AZ) Community College (21-11), the highest scoring Division II junior college team in the nation, in the tournament’s opening game on Tuesday, March 21, beginning at 9 a.m.