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Join College of DuPage and local law enforcement leaders to commemorate the 21st anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.

This past spring, when College of DuPage celebrated its first in-person commencement since 2019, it was difficult to imagine that our graduates had spent most of their time studying remotely. In fact, that commencement ceremony may have been the first on-campus event they attended.

College of DuPage and North Central College have launched several new 2+2 programs designed to help students pursue advanced degrees in a variety of academic disciplines including literature, philosophy, religious studies, neuroscience and philosophy.

College of DuPage Board of Trustees approved the fiscal year 2023 budget at its regular meeting on Thursday, June 23, following a scheduled public hearing.

Outstanding Graduates Bonnie Bailey and Samuel Wilson, both of Wheaton, praised their fellow graduates during College of DuPages 55th annual commencement ceremony for their resilience in completing their studies during an ongoing pandemic.

The Marketing and Communications Office at College of DuPage, in partnership with CODs Homeland Security Training Institute, recently announced the winners of the inaugural 9/11 Memorial Scholarship.

College of DuPage leaders and community members recently celebrated the opening of its new Multimedia Services Studio.

College of DuPage officials have increased tuition to help chip away at a projected budget shortfall brought on by continued enrollment declines, rising costs and other factors.

College of DuPage President Dr. Brian Caputo joined Provost Mark Curtis-Chavez, Assistant Provost Diana Del Rosario and Vice President Wendy E. Parks to announce that more than 240 students have been awarded COD Succeeds Scholarships for the 2021-2022 academic year.

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