Politico.com reports: Taking Names
September 11, 2026
Juan Salgado, the chancellor of City Colleges of Chicago, was the headliner at the City Club of Chicago luncheon event Wednesday. His message: “Thank you...
Truman College has received a $900,000 grant from The McCormick Foundation to help support the launch of the city-wide Education Workforce Center (EWC). The EWC will serve as a “one-stop shop,” providing academic support, mentorship, community, professional development, and emotional support to the Truman College community and alumni, community members, and other early childhood education professionals and practitioners—no matter where they are on their career journey.
The EWC is slated to launch in the Fall 2024 semester.
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