Government Funding Seeks to Help Homeless LGBTQ+ Youth
Congressmen earmark funding to help local non profit build homeless shelter for vulnerable youth.
Board of Trustees Approves $2 Tuition Increase
The board of trustees unanimously approved a tuition increase of $2 starting Fall ‘22.
Why COD Allows LGBTQ+ Hate Group On Campus
Why is COD platforming a known hate group? Manager of Student Life Chuck Steele comments.
Body Found at Pratt’s Wayne Woods Identified
The body of a 26-year-old from Round Lake was found just off Munger Road.
By First-Generation Students For First-Generation Students
Are you a COD first-generation or international student? Voting at the upcoming SLC election will ensure that your voice is heard by student leaders with the same backgrounds.
Watch: No Masks Required, Chaps are Champs and How to Meditate on Campus
Courier TV recaps the end of masking, COD’s football title and chances to meditate on campus.
COD Professor Comments On SCOTUS Nominee
Professor of criminal and constitutional law Richard Forst comments on the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court.
Speculated Personnel Cuts Leave COD Faculty Concerned
While COD looks for ways to decrease losses due to declining enrollment, a budget committee discussion speculating whether to cut faculty leaves many upset.
Charlie Kirk and Local High School Students Host Anti-Mask Rally in St. Charles
Charlie Kirk and local high school students spoke to a packed Arcada Theatre in opposition of masks in schools.
Photo Gallery: Students Help Feed Local Residents
Six COD students volunteered at Mercy Housing to pack a variety of healthy food for residents.
COD Masks, Vaccines and Testing All Hinge on Governor
Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced his intention to lift the Illinois mask mandate on Feb. 28, and COD will be following suit.
Declining Enrollment Fuels Push For Tuition Increase
The COD budget committee proposed a tuition increase as part of a strategy to ease losses from declining enrollment.