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With each passing day, the actions Morton College takes in response to COVID-19 are to ensure the health and safety of our college community.  In compliance of the Governor’s state-wide “shelter in place” order, the following is an update on Morton College operations as of March 20, 2020: The campus will be closed until further notice. […]

Dear Panthers: Over the last few days, you have received communications regarding Morton College’s COVID-19 coordination and preparedness.   This is an unprecedented situation—one that has caused a tremendous amount of stress and anxiety. We want to remind you of our commitment to our college community and assure you that we are working diligently to ensure that

All College-sponsored events between now and March 30 are canceled; some events may be rescheduled. The Fitness Center will be closed. The following events have been canceled or postponed: •Citizenship & DACA Renewal workshop on March 14th•The production of Just Like Us at Morton College’s Jedlicka Performing Arts Center on March 20, 21, 22, 27,

Over the last few days, you have received communications regarding Morton College’s COVID-19 coordination and preparedness.  Face-to-face classes will not meet on Saturday, March 14.  March 23 through March 29, online and hybrid courses will only be delivered in an online format. All other instruction will be delivered remotely through online or alternative delivery formats

January 31, 2020 (Cicero, IL)–“Unnecessary Farce,” a comedy about nefarious small-town shenanigans, will kick off a new program by Morton College in Cicero to restore the Jedlicka Performing Arts Center, located at 3801 Central Ave. in Cicero, as a regular theater venue. The show will run for two weekends, starting Saturday, February 8 at 8

Article by: Dr. Stanley Fields Morton College Community, As you are aware, the current presidential administration has announced the decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, also known as DACA and has called on Congress to replace the policy with legislation. While we do not know the immediate effects of this change in

Article by: President Stan Fields Dear Students, Staff and Faculty:  The recent violence in Charlottesville, Virginia has left many in our communities shaken. It shows us that racism, hate, and intolerance remain serious issues in our country.  It reminds us of our commitment to increasing opportunity for all through quality education at every level of society.