The SGA is hosting a Student-Only Open Forum in the Atrium on Oct. 15. Due to the possibility of the City Colleges of Chicago Teacher’s Union going on strike, the forum is a way for students at Wright to feel comfortable while addressing their concerns. “It’s just to hear from them, have a more open conversation between all of us,” the president of SGA, Sofia Sanachez said. The SGA will compile the data they receive and form a letter to send out. Drawing of a ram speaking on

America’s largest Hello Kitty Cafe held its grand opening over the summer. As students return back to school, the wait times have fluctuated. Patrons can expect a minimal or no wait time if they visit the cafe Monday-Thursday. However, wait times have continued to be long for weekend visitors. Wait times range between 30 minutes to 2 hours for entry on Friday-Sunday, and once inside, guests are allotted 45 minutes to experience the Hello Kitty Chicago Cafe. “The lines are r

All full-time faculty and professionals at every CCC campus are currently holding a strike authorization vote due to static contract negotiations. Cook County College Teachers Union (CCCTU) is the union for all of CCC’s full-time professors and professionals. Wright College’s Co-Chair in CCCTU, Bill Marsh said that full-time professors and professionals at Wright have been negotiating their contracts since February 2026 and the current contract has expired June 2026. In the c