The Glen Ellyn food pantry to be put to the test they had to also their entire method of serving people in order to minimize the spread of the virus. In 1979 the food pantry was first opened by the youth group of the Grace Lutheran Church. This pantry quickly grew as they wanted to help more and more...

For the past eight months, instability and fear have been at the forefront of small, local businesses. These are the same small businesses who, previous to the pandemic, worked strenuously to serve our communities as a foundational asset of our local towns, cities and villages. Now, they need us. As...

Author Peggy Orenstein’s new book sheds light on navigating teen sexuality and relationships, along with anecdotes that help teenagers feel not alone and comfortable in their own situations. The book includes intensive interviews from 100 college and young adult boys with ages ranging from 16 to 21....

As winter bears down on most of America and Covid-19 again surges out of control, pundits and parents alike are wondering when our nation’s 50 million schoolchildren will return to classrooms. With the election over, now is the time for legislators and leaders in states and the federal government to...

COD President Brian Caputo hosted a Town Hall meeting last week to address multiple concerns stemming from rising COVID-19 cases. But there’s good news in the short term for local taxpayers and students looking to stretch their tuition money. With COVID-19 cases hitting 35,284 in DuPage County since...

Flat-earthers and anti-vaxxers are the two most mocked and laughed at demographics in the world. These are people who look at the overwhelming amount of evidence against their beliefs and say, “Yeah I don’t buy that. It is all a part of a government conspiracy to control people.” But even they...

The multinational pharmaceutical company, Pfizer, and the German biotechnology company, BioNTech, have come up with a provisional vaccine for COVID-19, announcing last week that it exceeded 90% effectiveness against contraction of the virus. If approved, there will be College of DuPage faculty among...

Danny, Kevin and Nicole explore the art of debate versus using B.S. to get through classes. Danny confesses he doesn't vote, to the shock of Kevin and Nicole. Play the embedded video or watch it on YouTube:

The College of DuPage culinary school is adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic with a curbside pick-up program. The school has found the program both helps feed local people at an affordable price and helps culinary students put their skills to the test. Play the video above or watch it on YouTube:

Moral combat: Do you wear a face mask to show you care about others? Or do you refuse because you believe they defy human nature? Justin Tallis/AFP via Getty Images Governments around the world have recommended or mandated various behaviors to slow...