COD Hopes to End Its $9 Million Legal Battle With Ex-President Breuder
The board of trustees voted to approve a release of claims between the College and the former president, bringing an end to a 7-year legal battle.
COD Professor Addresses Immigration Misconceptions
Sociology professor Robert Moorehead discusses the fact and fiction of immigration.
Policies on the Midterm Ballot
Candidates at the Oct. 24 Voter Expo discussed some of the main political issues that are on the midterm ballot.
Youth at the Front Lines of The Elections
High school students and teenaged campaign interns encouraged youth voter engagement at the DuPage Voter Expo on Oct. 24.
Admins Reject Faculty Union Contract Extension
The COD Faculty Association made an offer to extend their current contract and was rejected, setting the stage for full negotiations between admin and faculty negotiators.
DuPage Leads the Nation with New Voting Systems
New practices like “Vote Anywhere” and the Hart InterCivic voting equipment are revolutionizing voting in DuPage County.
Nancy Pelosi, Sean Casten Talk To Illinois Experts About New Abortion Obstacles
Nancy Pelosi joined Sean Casten to talk with healthcare experts about the difficulties they face after the overturning of Roe.
Provost Plans for Students’ Academic Success
The Student Success Committee discussed its plans to raise student success based on the provost report of low course completion rates among COD students.
Free Pads and Tampons on Campus
Due to Illinois state law, menstrual hygiene products are being provided for free in college bathrooms.
Late Night Snacks At COD
College of DuPage has a lot of food choices to offer during the day but few at night.