Olive-Harvey College — Main Campus

At 10001 S Woodlawn Avenue, Olive-Harvey is the district’s far-South-Side campus, with a broad site and a student population that includes recent high-school graduates and returning adults. The college’s South Side service area stretches across neighborhoods from Hegewisch and South Shore toward Pullman and Roseland. CTA buses 28 and 106 serve the area, and the college lists visitor and student parking. Because the campus lies well outside the Loop, checking the exact bus connection or arranging a car trip matters more here than at the central colleges.

Olive-Harvey is City Colleges’ Center of Excellence in Transportation, Distribution and Logistics. Its programs connect classroom learning with the movement of goods by road, rail and air, including diesel technology, warehousing, inventory, dispatch and related operations. The campus directory also identifies the Olga Haley Library-Learning Resource Center, tutoring, a Math Emporium, computer labs and transfer advising. The college offers certificates and associate study alongside short workforce classes, free adult ESL and high-school-equivalency preparation; the time to finish depends on course sequence and whether a learner attends full- or part-time.

The South Chicago Campus at 3055 E 92nd Street is a distinct location used for adult education, including English and high-school-equivalency classes. It is not the same address as the main college, and its class availability can vary by term. Prospective learners should check the current location list and call the adult-education office to confirm a placement appointment. A relevant image of the main building was not available in the official media collected for this guide, so no unrelated promotional artwork is used as a campus photograph.