Photo Gallery: Hispanic Heritage Month Opening Ceremony
The beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month was marked by musical performances and speeches by Hispanic outreach leaders at the College of DuPage.
Diversity Equity and Inclusion Director’s Message to Students
COD’s new director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion shares her message about how DEI helps students feel comfortable and succeed in academic spaces.
Faculty Burnout and Student Stress: Two Sides of the Same Coin
Professors and counselors of Educator Voice Academies discussed how the challenges faculty face make it nearly impossible to support student mental health needs.
Photo Gallery: Buy/Sell/Swap Vintage Event Back Again at COD
Over 20 vendors engaged the COD community in a vintage swap.
How Tradework Apprentices Thrive at the College of DuPage
Project Hire-Ed, the apprenticeship program at COD, gives students a unique opportunity for training and paid work experience.
Photo Gallery: Selena Tribute Concert
The National Museum of Mexican Art hosted the Selena Tribute Concert at Millennium Park on Aug. 24. Despite the excessive heat warning, Chicagoans were ready to dance and celebrate the legacy of Selena.
Festival of the Monarch Butterfly
The Festival of the Monarch Butterfly came to the suburb of Glendale Heights this summer, as a celebration of Latino culture, community and solidarity with immigrants.
Photo Gallery: Blackwell Archery Open House
Blackwell Forest Preserve hosted an Open House for the community to come out and try their hands at archery.
Photo Gallery: Taste of Glen Ellyn Festival
COD hosted the Taste of Glen Ellyn from Aug. 16 to Aug. 20.
Photo Gallery: DuPage County Fair
DuPage County Fair celebrated their 69th year running this past weekend.
Fuel Pantry: A Lifeline Against Food Insecurity
The COD Fuel Pantry is taking food insecurity head-on with strengthened donation efforts, and two of its clients talk about why the Pantry is an important part of the campus.
Sorry Chaparrals, But I Have Reached My Epilogue!
Johnny Chirayil, the man behind the socials, bids his farewell after working two years for the Courier.