Kish College to begin “all-in” tuition in Summer 2025
Kishwaukee College will include all fees and textbooks in the cost of tuition starting in the Summer 2025 semester.
Read MoreDuring times of inclement weather, the College encourages all students, faculty and staff to exercise caution when making individual travel decisions.
If the operational status of the College changes in the event of a closure, delayed start or other unforeseen circumstance, the College will communicate the decision as soon as possible.
The College uses multiple communication channels to inform the campus community. Currently enrolled students, faculty and staff will be notified of operational changes via text message and email through the College's Mass Notification System. Road conditions can be monitored through the Illinois Department of Transportation.
Kishwaukee College has partnered with Perry Weather, a severe weather detection company providing real-time weather information and emergency notifications for lightning detection.
The outdoor lightning system and weather station are located on top of the scoreboard at the softball fields. The system's audible alert can be heard from the College’s athletic fields, truck yard and other outside areas on campus.
The system alerts when lightning has been detected within a 10-mile radius of the Kishwaukee College campus.
Kishwaukee College will include all fees and textbooks in the cost of tuition starting in the Summer 2025 semester.
Read MoreThe Kishwaukee College Horticulture program hosted Iowa Master Florist (IMF) Julie Poeltler as part of the Artist in Residence (AIR) program offered through the American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD).
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