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As Ecuador's national team prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, they chose Columbus as their U.S. home base and Capital University's Women's Soccer Head Coach Matt Ogden is helping make it happen.

When Ecuador needed high-level training support ahead of the world's biggest sporting event, Coach Ogden and players from Kings Hammer FC Columbus stepped onto the pitch, training with a squad that includes some of the world's top talent.

For Coach Ogden, this is more than a remarkable opportunity, it's a reflection of the excellence, leadership, and impact he brings to the game every day. From leading Capital's women's soccer program to helping a World Cup team prepare for the biggest stage in sports, Coach Ogden continues to represent Capital with distinction.

Join us in congratulating Coach Ogden on this incredible honor and his role in helping Ecuador on its road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup! https://comets.capital/43rmy2V

Mark you calendars, incoming Comets! Only 1 more week until summer orientation sessions begin! 📆

Let's make it official.

Make your deposit and register for orientation in your Gateway to Capital portal. We can't wait to see you on campus!

Take the next step in your music education journey this summer with the Kodály Institute at Capital University. 🎶

Whether you’re interested in pursuing a Master of Music in Music Education degree or earning your Kodály Certification, Capital’s summer coursework offers flexible learning opportunities led by experienced faculty in the field.

📚 Module 1 begins June 22 - July 10 with virtual education classes
🎼 Module 2 runs July 13–31 with in-person Kodály Levels training

Learn more about the program and register here: https://www.capital.edu/academics/majors-and-minors/kodaly-emphasis/

Yesterday, President Tice represented Capital University as a panelist at the 9th Annual Collaborative Conference hosted by the Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of Ohio.

Joining fellow presidents from Wilmington College and Cleveland Institute of Art, President Tice participated in a discussion focused on emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping higher education.

The discussion underscored the important role independent institutions play in advancing higher education and demonstrated Capital’s ongoing leadership in addressing the evolving needs of today’s students and tomorrow’s workforce.