OPINION: ‘Stagecoach’ crowds cheer news of Osama bin Laden’s demise
War and peace come full circle for COD student journalist and Iraq War veteran at Stagecoach Country Music Festival in Indio, Calif.
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OPINION: State holds the key to the future budget
The state of California is broke, and its all Sacramento’s fault, according to Adam Collins.
Student photographer honored by Palm Desert with exhibition
The Palm Desert Community Gallery will feature artwork from Jayel Aheram, in its new exhibition, “In Martial Hues,” on display from May 19 through July 29.
ANI’S MUSIC CORNER: ‘Born This Way’ and ‘Codes and Keys’
Ani keeps you updated on the latest in recent and upcoming album.
Vegas hosts electro-music rave
The biggest electronic music festival in North America finally announced the location for this year’s Electric Daisy.
Men’s golf team victorious in Regional Championships
Even with windy conditions all weekend long, the COD Men’s Golf team won the 2011 CCCAA Southern Regional Championship this past weekend.
Local filmmaker casts COD students coming-of-age film
College of the Desert presented two free showings of the film Waterberry Tears at the Cravens Multipurpose Room on Wednesday, May 4, 2011.
College releases new registration dates for Fall
Budgets cuts for the 2011-2012 academic year will result in a reduction of 300-350 courses over the upcoming Summer, Fall, and Spring terms.
KCOD hosts showcase and music concert
KCOD held a showcase and concert on Thursday, May 12 at the Beeps Cafe patio allowing students the opportunity to meet the DJs and staff of the college’s new radio station and also to inform the students on everything KCOD.
College of the Desert celebrates Cinco De Mayo
College of the Desert celebrates the popular and famous Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo by hosting a special festival at the campus. The fiesta, held by the Latina Leadership Club, took place from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on May 5. Several school clubs were involved with the event.
