City Colleges of Chicago Olive Harvey College

Olive-Harvey College, one of the seven City Colleges of Chicago, is located on the far South Side of Chicago in the Pullman neighborhood. The two-year public institution, established in 1970, was named after civil rights activists Reverend Kenneth Olive and Milton Harvey. The 67-acre campus includes modern classroom facilities, technical training labs, and a newly constructed Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Center that serves as a hub for supply chain management and logistics education. Olive-Harvey specializes in career-focused programs including transportation and logistics, automotive technology, and allied health fields, while also offering traditional transfer degree programs. The college maintains an open enrollment policy consistent with its mission as a community college serving Chicago's South Side residents.

City Colleges of Chicago Olive Harvey College is designated as a Predominantly Black Institution (PBI) and receives federal grants supporting the school's efforts to serve low and middle-income Black Americans.