Kishwaukee College

08/21/2026

It’s so good to have our students, new and returning, back on campus. We’ve loved seeing everyone back this week and can’t wait to see what this semester brings. Welcome back, Kougars!

08/20/2026

RAVE ALERT TEST
All current Kish students or employees should have received a test email and text notification from Rave this morning, Aug 20. To add your information for future alerts, get instructions for updating your cellphone number, or find other Rave FAQs, visit kish.edu/massnotification

08/20/2026

Be sure to utilize this great opportunity!

Enhance your workplace safety skills with Kishwaukee College's “no-cost” OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Training.👷 Whether you're new to OSHA standards or need a refresher, you'll gain valuable safety knowledge and earn a certificate and a Department of Labor (DOL) card upon completion. Learn more at kish.edu/community/workforce-development.

08/19/2026

Kishwaukee College Volleyball is back! Home Opener on Aug. 26 at 6pm against Illinois Valley Community College. See you there!

08/19/2026

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08/17/2026

We're thrilled to welcome our students back to campus!
For any students coming to class this week, stop by one of our Welcome Week stations at Doors 6, 16, 56, 58 or 61 to grab a campus map, free snacks and your Kougars Konnect Card to start earning rewards for attending campus events throughout the year. We can’t wait to welcome you back!

08/13/2026

Last call for Fall 2026 registration! Kish’s fall semester begins Monday, Aug. 17. Education for Everyone. All-In for You. Start your next chapter today at kish.edu/register

08/13/2026

Kishwaukee College will be closed this morning for staff and faculty In-Service. Offices will reopen at 1:00 pm.

08/12/2026

The Kishwaukee College Foundation announced the creation of the Roy T. and Joan Fenstermaker Endowment, which provides need-based grants to students whose education has been interrupted and who are returning to school. Learn more:

The Kishwaukee College Foundation announced the creation of the Roy T. and Joan Fenstermaker Endowment. The new endowment provides need-based grants to DeKalb County students whose education has been interrupted and who are returning to school to support themselves and their families.