Facilities Maintenance and Usage

 

 

Richard J. Daley College is a 397,686-square-foot, three-story facility built in 1981. It is a steel and glass construction sitting on 31.55 acres. It has seven pre-engineered buildings originally built as the temporary campus still in use for classes as well as the Manufacturing Technology & Engineering Center (MTEC), which opened in 2019. It offers a swimming pool, gymnasium, theater, full-service cafeteria, and ample parking. Its satellite campus, Arturo Vasquez Institute, is a 175,000-square-foot masonry building built in 1996 sitting on 15.74 acres. It offers meeting rooms and conference space.

 

 

Mike Martin

773-838-7520

 

 

 

 

Harold Washington College is located in the heart of the Loop. Opened in 1983 as Loop College, it underwent a complete building renovation in 2006. It is a 345,300 square foot, 11-story steel and precast concrete structure. It offers conference and meeting rooms as well as a public access computer room.

 

 

312-553-5856

 

Jeremy Gonzalez​

312-553-5719

 

 

 

 

Kennedy-King College was built in 2007. It is a 496,817-square-foot, two-story masonry facility. It offers a swimming pool, gymnasium, theater, cafeteria, radio station, culinary kitchens, a full-service restaurant, state-of-the-art conference rooms, and ample parking. Its satellite campus, Dawson Technical Institute, is a 148,655-square-foot masonry structure built in 1973 sitting on 4.62 acres. It offers meeting rooms. The college is also home to Washburne Culinary and Hospitality Institute.

 

 

773-602-5256

 

Christopher Magana

773-602-5252

 

 

 

 

Malcolm X College was completed in 2016, making it the newest City College. The 544,000 square foot campus is conveniently located across the street from the United Center. It offers a swimming pool, gymnasium, theater, full-service cafeteria, state-of-the-art meeting rooms, conference space, lecture halls, and ample parking, as well as a virtual hospital and working dental clinic. Its satellite campus, West Side Learning Center, is a 37,168-square-foot masonry building sitting on 1.07 acres.

 

 

Jessica Holloway

312-850-7152

 

312-850-7230

 

 

 

 

Olive-Harvey College is located on the Southeast Side of Chicago. It was also built of steel and glass in 1981 and still operates some of its classes from the 9 pre-engineered buildings that were the temporary campus while it was under construction. It is a three-story, 397,700-square-foot building sitting on 65.98 acres. It offers a swimming pool, gymnasium, theater, full-service cafeteria, natural wetlands, community computer rooms, and ample parking. Its satellite campus, South Chicago Learning Center, is a 15,460-square-foot masonry building sitting on 1.19 acres that also offers meeting rooms.

 

 

Broderick Banks

773-291-6701

 

 

 

 

 

Harry S Truman College was built in 1976. Originally built in two phases, it now boasts a seven-story parking structure with facilities for student services. The original three-story structures are glass and steel. The newer structure is a blend of concrete, masonry, and glass. It was designed to be an environmentally friendly building. It offers a swimming pool, theater, gymnasium, conference space, state-of-the-art meeting rooms, and a full-service cafeteria.

 

 

Charles Talbert

773-907-4864

 

773-907-3981

 

 

 

 

Wilbur Wright College is located on the far Northwest side. Opened in 1993, it is a three-story concrete and precast concrete building designed by famous Chicago architect Bertrand Goldberg. It is 544,380 square feet and sits on 20.75 acres. It offers a swimming pool, gymnasium, theater, full-service cafeteria, conference space, and meeting rooms. Its satellite campus, Wright College Humboldt Park, is a 43,560-square-foot, three-story masonry building sitting on 1.28 acres. It offers meeting rooms.

 

 

773-481-8612

 

773-481-8730