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Malcolm X College Reopens Expanded Campus in Chicago After $20M Renovation

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 17
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Malcolm X College celebrated the reopening of its expanded West Campus in Chicago. The project, which began in November 2024, was a $20 million renovation and expansion. The college noted that Danny K. Davis raised over $30 million to provide students with academic and tuition assistance.

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The modernized campus allows Malcolm X College to increase its capacity by 50%, accommodating up to 2,000 students. This expansion supports the educational and workforce needs of the community and strengthens the City Colleges of Chicago system.

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  • Danny K. DavisRaised over $30 million to provide students with equitable support and tuition assistance.
  • Malcolm X CollegeReopened its expanded West Campus, which includes the Danny K. Davis Community Center.
  • City Colleges of ChicagoMalcolm X College is a member institution within this public community college system.
  • Don AllenServes as a student ambassador at Malcolm X College.

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