OpinionThe College Theater delivers a performance that keeps audiences both laughing and guessing.Paris Murrow, Staff Writer
OpinionSeason five is a nostalgia of a season that continues to call to new fans. If you have watched yet, get started now.Billy O'Brien, Podcaster/writer
Features/ArtsAfter experiencing homelessness, Sapphire Callisto started Callisto’s Cradle, a small community food stand that provides food and essentials to those in need.Emily Peña, Staff Writer
OpinionThe unexpected spinoff movie both lives up to the first movie and goes its own direction.Nicholas Thurmond, Staff Writer
OpinionThe Day of the Dead is an annual celebration promoting positive outlooks on grief, life and death. So why not carry those positive messages throughout the year?Tyler Justman, Staff Writer
Features/ArtsCollege of DuPage welcomes in Native American Heritage Month with a celebration of culture. Students and faculty share their experiences and knowledge of Native American heritage.Rachel Wagner, Photographer
SportsDuPage men’s basketball return for another season, and kick off well with their first win.Juan Doñez, Photographer



OpinionThe College Theater delivers a performance that keeps audiences both laughing and guessing.Paris Murrow, Staff Writer
OpinionSeason five is a nostalgia of a season that continues to call to new fans. If you have watched yet, get started now.Billy O'Brien, Podcaster/writer
Features/ArtsAfter experiencing homelessness, Sapphire Callisto started Callisto’s Cradle, a small community food stand that provides food and essentials to those in need.Emily Peña, Staff Writer
OpinionThe unexpected spinoff movie both lives up to the first movie and goes its own direction.Nicholas Thurmond, Staff Writer
OpinionThe Day of the Dead is an annual celebration promoting positive outlooks on grief, life and death. So why not carry those positive messages throughout the year?Tyler Justman, Staff Writer
Features/ArtsCollege of DuPage welcomes in Native American Heritage Month with a celebration of culture. Students and faculty share their experiences and knowledge of Native American heritage.Rachel Wagner, Photographer
SportsDuPage men’s basketball return for another season, and kick off well with their first win.Juan Doñez, Photographer



OpinionThe College Theater delivers a performance that keeps audiences both laughing and guessing.Paris Murrow, Staff Writer
OpinionSeason five is a nostalgia of a season that continues to call to new fans. If you have watched yet, get started now.Billy O'Brien, Podcaster/writer
Features/ArtsAfter experiencing homelessness, Sapphire Callisto started Callisto’s Cradle, a small community food stand that provides food and essentials to those in need.Emily Peña, Staff Writer
OpinionThe unexpected spinoff movie both lives up to the first movie and goes its own direction.Nicholas Thurmond, Staff Writer
OpinionThe Day of the Dead is an annual celebration promoting positive outlooks on grief, life and death. So why not carry those positive messages throughout the year?Tyler Justman, Staff Writer
Features/ArtsCollege of DuPage welcomes in Native American Heritage Month with a celebration of culture. Students and faculty share their experiences and knowledge of Native American heritage.Rachel Wagner, Photographer
SportsDuPage men’s basketball return for another season, and kick off well with their first win.Juan Doñez, Photographer
NewsFrom ribbon displays to ceremonies, COD brings together students, staff and community members to show support for veterans and the families who support them.Catherine Crousore, Managing Editor
NewsThe Awakenings Project provides a supportive space to explore creativity while expressing emotions and recovery through art.Emily Pena, Staff Writer
OpinionThis prequel is so good is might have surpassed the original.Nicholas Thurmond, Staff Writer
OpinionVirginia Woolf’s timeless novel reminds us that, amidst the modern life noise, pausing to reflect can be the truest mode of life.Saniya Mirza, Staff Writer
SportsThe Chaparrals women’s volleyball win the NJCAA Region IV, taking one step closer to the championship title.Juan Doñez, Photographer
SportsCollege of DuPage Men’s Soccer wins after a heroic penalty save by goalie Diego Ochoa.Juan Doñez, Photographer
Features/ArtsCOD’s emerging K-pop club ‘ADONIS’ reflects on how Korean pop culture has brought a community closer together on campus.Catherine Crousore, Managing Editor
SportsCollege of DuPage Women’s Soccer Team won 3-0 for their last game before the playoffs.Juan Doñez, Photographer

- Presidential Lecture Series November 13, 2025
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