College of DuPage's Student Newspaper

The Courier

College of DuPage's Student Newspaper

The Courier

Villa Park resident in support of cease-fire shows images of Palestinian child with extreme starvation. (Photo from Village of Villa Park YouTube channel)

Communities Seek Solace in Local Cease-Fire Resolutions

Citizens around Illinois are advocating for cease-fire resolutions to address the pain many feel due to the conflict in Palestine and Israel.
Mariyam Syed, Managing Editor
June 17, 2024
Board of Trustees Announced New Interim President

Board of Trustees Announced New Interim President

The Board of Trustees has approved Christine Hammond for a one year contract as they continue to search for a permanent president.
Kate Stuck, Staff Writer
June 3, 2024
Students lead educational event about divestment and cease-fire resolutions.

Students Begin Israel Divestment Initiative at COD

Students hosted an open teach-in inspired by global responses to the war in Gaza with divestment and cease-fire resolutions.
Mariyam Syed, Managing Editor
May 13, 2024
Photo provided by Rrita Mulaj.

Misinformation Seminar at COD Unpacks Digital Deceptions

Professor Joe Goldberg and librarian Jason Ertz spoke last Monday about the threat misinformation poses and gave students tools and knowledge to combat it.
Gabe Parker, Staff Writer
May 6, 2024
Graphic by Bee Bishop

Board of Trustees Approves Two New Certificates

A Digital Photography Certificate and a Media Literacy, Journalism and Production Certificate will now be available to students in the fall 2024 semester.
Kate Stuck, Staff Writer
April 29, 2024
Chaparral Baseball’s Head Coach Fired

Chaparral Baseball’s Head Coach Fired

After 11 years of coaching COD Baseball, head coach Bobby Wilson announced on his social media that he had been fired.
Claire Valenti, Sports Writer
April 22, 2024
Photo by Kate Stuck

Honors Office Makes Change To Eligibility Requirements

The Honors Program will no longer offer Honors Seminar classes, changing eligibility requirements from 15 credits with a seminar course to 18 total credit hours.
Kate Stuck, Staff Writer
April 22, 2024
Graphic made by Bee Bishop

Referee Shortage Threatens Illinois High School Sports

The declining numbers of referees in Illinois youth sports has developed into a crisis for administrators and referee recruiters. Now, they must find solutions to solve the crisis and keep the youth competing.
Gabe Parker, Staff Writer
April 15, 2024
From COD YouTube channel.

Eight Dollar Tuition Increase Set For Fall 2024 Semester

The Board of Trustees voted in favor of an eight-dollar tuition increase, and the Financial Aid office is working on implementing new aid packages and more scholarship funds.
Mariyam Syed, Managing Editor
April 8, 2024
Brian Brems (right) and Steve Darnall (left) speak about adaptations during the Golden Age of film and radio

Writers Read Event Explores the Golden Ages of Film and Radio Adaptations

College of DuPage Professor Brian Brems and WDCB Radio Host Steve Darnall took audiences on a journey through the Golden Ages of Film and Radio and explored the role adaptations played in the success of both.
Gabe Parker, Staff Writer
March 18, 2024
COD Votes officers Shahid Khatib and Emily Kesler table with League of Women Voters

Young Voter Advocacy Rises Ahead of Primaries

COD Votes organizes voter events ahead of primary election to address youth voters’ political concerns across the nation.
Mariyam Syed, Managing Editor
March 18, 2024
How Do Your SLC Candidates Plan to Solve Campus Issues?

How Do Your SLC Candidates Plan to Solve Campus Issues?

The tuition raise, open education resources, mental health programs and club funding were central issues that this year’s SLC candidates are creating solution plans for.
Mariyam Syed, Managing Editor
March 11, 2024
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