Twenty-seven COD students competed against more than 700 competitors in 30 events.
The final plan is expected June 2026.
COD ranked first nationally in community colleges for sending students abroad in the academic year 2023-2024.
COD is one of only 10 higher education institutions nationwide to receive a $10,000 Pioneering Institutions Grant.
Patel will explore how the tradition of pluralism offers a relevant framework for engaging the full complexity of American diversity today.
The grant will cover half the cost of paid sustainable urban agriculture internships for participating employers.
Through hands-on learning, students develop skills for careers in 2D animation, 3D animation and motion-capture directing.
Open registration begins the following week on Wednesday, April 8.
Kailee Rodeck and William Kallas broke COD indoor pole vault records at track and field events this February.
Topics include housing equity, veterans' benefits, family law matters and record expungement.
Wilde’s story features an array witty dialogue that challenges Victorian social conventions through satire and romantic chaos.
Appointments are required and children must be accompanied by a parent.
Designed to connect local students with regional employers and educators, event will feature a career expo, panel discussion and tours
The program has expanded rapidly and is now offered in more than 70 elementary schools.
Information on each session will be shared on the registration page closer to the event date.
The collaboration will help to equip the campus community with the experience needed to thrive in an ever changing work environment.
Updated every five years, the Facilities Master Plan guides future development to ensure campus spaces support student and community needs.
Dr. Robert Bruno visited Steven at Dilley Immigration Processing Center, where he's been detained with his dad, Victor Romero Martinez.
"COD is all I had in terms of education when I started my marketing agency."
The summit will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Student Resource Center on the College's Glen Ellyn campus.
Dr. Rebecca Gabrenya will take on the role of principal at Hadley Junior High School starting July 1.
Additional events include a screening of the film “Shanghai Triad” and a series of off-campus faculty talks.
On Friday, wind chills were expected to be between 25 and 35 degrees below zero.
The College is one of a reported 17 community colleges to receive FIPSE funding.
Guests may register at the event or receive a discounted price by registering in advance.
The Excellence Awards recognize outstanding leaders in the community college field.
Applications Due March 20
Global Flicks is co-sponsored by COD Field Studies/Study Abroad and the McAninch Arts Center.
Supervised, IRS-certified, accounting students will help taxpayers file state and federal income tax returns.
Courses run June 15 through Aug. 8 on the College’s Glen Ellyn campus.
Topics students will learn about include degree programs, enrollment, scholarships, financial aid, clubs/organizations and activities.
Both sessions will feature presentations, representatives from various departments and an ice cream social.
Sanchez was awarded under the Animation/Graphics/Special Effects category for his mixed-media video “Vida,”
In directing the film, Selenica is working with a team of six, four of whom are also COD alumni.
Regional data shows strong demand for these roles.
The pair works as part of a group of more than 50 experts to assist callers with all their turkey-related questions
Kristen Joyce Lopez Selected for the 2025-2026 Cohort of Newman Civic Fellows
Autismerica welcomes between 100 and 120 attendees per meeting, including students, parents and students from other schools and communities
Felten has authored seven books, including “Connections Are Everything: A College Student’s Guide to Relationship-Rich Education"
Students who complete the certificate can also stack 36 out of the 44 credit hours directly toward COD’s Horticulture A.A.S. degree.