Why Author S.K. Ali Brings Her “Muslim Self” Into Her Narratives
The “Love from A to Z” author discussed writing fiction from an unfiltered Muslim perspective.
My Vote, My Voice, My Right: A March in Downtown Naperville
Countless protestors gathered in downtown Naperville for a pro-choice march.
Why We Should Care Less
A COD student weighs in on compassion fatigue, a condition resulting from caring too much about others and neglecting self care as a result.
Community College Initiative Program Creates Opportunities Beyond 10 Months
The Community College Initiative Program helps foreign exchange students attend college in the United States
A Perspective on Abortion in Illinois
A recent reproductive rights press conference gave insight on the progressive point of view
Talking Politics with Unity, Not Uniformity
COD students participated in the nation-wide Unify America Challenge and shared their thoughts on how to build understanding in politics.
Free Books with Money Inside!
Little Free Libraries is helping communities support each other's reading habits in more ways than one.
“I Think We’re Alone Now” – Connections and Contradictions in Erin Washington’s Art
Erin Washington’s exhibit at the Cleve Carney Museum of Art is designed to make you think, laugh, then think again.
Preserving the Prairie with Pictures
Susan Kirt, daughter of COD prairie founder, is the Artist-in-Residence this fall, to guide ecology, photography and architecture students.
COD Student Veteran Talked About Mental Health Journey
"During suicide prevention month, Alex Leal discussed his mental health struggles at a COD event centered around the topic"
Distinguished Alumni: Inspirational words from Lamorne Morris
The Distinguished Alumni Awards took place at COD, and actor Lamorne Morris talks about his career, advice, coming back to school and more.