Final matches of the Fall/Winter Ultimate Crew Battle Tournament take place Dec. 9 as part of the Riverside County Esports Community Expo.
Family Night events allow incoming students to learn more about College of the Desert classes and programs, as well as financial aid.
The nursing program assists vulnerable Coachella Valley community members.
The Sages and Seekers Program pairs experienced seniors, the "Sages," with young adults, the "Seekers."
The college's academic programs are helping to close persistent gaps, according to officials.
COD is one of only two community colleges in the nation to receive the prestigious "M-Star Grant Award."
Nine students were hospitalized Thursday after their reaction to something they consumed.
The students were all taken to a hospital with upset stomachs and their condition wasn't believed to be life-threatening, an official said.
The holiday fundraiser titled “The Gift of Love and Laughter” features Bill Marx and Cash Baxter.
All local high school students, parents, teachers, counselors, and others are invited to the free event at the UCR Palm Desert Center.
The Mary Stuart Rogers Scholarship is merit-based and only awarded to the campus's top students.
Officials said 60% of CSU students would not be affected because their tuition is fully covered by grants or waivers.
Besides teaching multiple nursing courses at the campus, Diane Vines is also the director of the school's Nursing Street Medicine program.
Palm Springs Unified School District parents leaned on Waze and Google Maps to find their way around closed roads and city cleanup workers.
The 10th annual ceremony will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Indian Wells Theater, 37500 Cook St., and will be livestreamed.
Palm Desert's Desert Sands Unified School District families prepare for the first day of school coming up, August 15.
Laura Hope was selected following the resignation of current Superintendent/President Martha Garcia, Ed.D.
The 16-year-old was arrested Friday for "making terrorist threats against the school," according to Sgt. Nate Hanley.
Priscila Marquez of Cathedral City High School and Landon Kuykendall's of Mt. San Jacinto High School were honored Thursday.
Jake Zhu will depart June 30.
A communication studies lecturer was presented an award Tuesday through a surprise declaration for her exceptional instruction and more.
The appointed representative will serve until the next regularly scheduled election for governing board members, which is November 5, 2024.
Does pottery intrigue you? Head to the College of the Desert for a free discussion and pottery workshop with famed artist Virgil Ortiz.
A total of 27 spellers from across RivCo head to the live stage Thursday to compete for their spot in the 2023 Annual Scripps National Bee.
A total of 27 students from charter schools, private schools and school districts across RivCo will compete for a spot in the National Bee.
The event will showcase a self-assessment approach used by the FBI and other organizations for preventing campus shootings.
A report of a student with a knife turned out to be false at Coachella Valley HS. Desert Springs MS experienced a similar incident Tuesday.
The New York, New York themed event afforded students the chance to learn and celebrate their accomplishments in a gala setting.
Students helped plan the large-scale event and the funds raised will benefit their education, study-abroad opportunities and marketing.
Approximately 800 people may have had personal data accessed during last summer's malware attack, campus officials announced Wednesday.
Out of 400 students from 20 area high schools, Murrieta Valley High School Mock Trial team is competing with the best in 2023.
The college's hospitality management program began in 2020 with just two courses— but is quickly growing.
The decline is blamed on the COVID-19 pandemic that shuttered California schools.
A new $73.8 million building is under construction at the College of the Desert's Indio campus, covered by funding from Measure CC.
Coachella Valley students interested in applying for a military academy nomination have until Oct. 21. Here's what you need to know.
The Campaign for College Opportunity announced the selection of College of the Desert as a 2022 Champion and a 2022 Equity Champion.
Youths from more than 40 schools countywide are expected to take part in the annual event.
The academic success of Native American students is imperative to the success of local communities, according to a CSUSB official.
Lifelong learners can take in person or online classes on everything from American cinema to Impressionist art, history to current events.
The online forum will be held at 5:30 p.m. Thursday.