An Evening at Kish is our annual November celebration that brings together community
members, partners, alumni, and friends of the College for a night of connection, inspiration,
and support. Guests enjoy live music, signature drinks and appetizers, campus tours,
and opportunities to learn more about the impact of Kishwaukee College.
Thank you to everyone who joined us at this year’s “An Evening at Kish” — your presence, generosity, and
enthusiasm made the event a truly memorable evening of community and support. We look
forward to carrying this momentum into the year ahead. Together, we are opening doors
and creating brighter futures for our students and our community.
Your support helps open doors for students to pursue their educational goals and create
brighter futures. Whether through scholarships, program funding or special initiatives,
your generosity makes a lasting difference. Learn more about the many ways you can
give.
Through decades of service to the local community and Kishwaukee College, Steve and T.J. Irving have made an impact on generations of Kish students. For their efforts, Kishwaukee College recognized the Irvings with the John C. Roberts Community Service Award on Saturday, May 16, at Kish
Kishwaukee College recognized two students during its May Board of Trustees meeting, naming Woodfin Billingsly as the 2026 Paul Simon Student Essay Contest winner and Alanna Nelson as the 2026 Gandhi/King Peace Scholarship recipient.