Courier Buzz: COD Cares Reaches 10 Year Anniversary
Plus: COD Football Partners with Western DuPage Special Recreation Association, Exciting Changes Reshape Real Estate Landscape, and more.
Building a Better College Community
The presidents of the faculty unions and SLC members speak out about what Chaparrals are looking for in a new president for COD.
Fall Film Screening Promotes New COD Learning Community
Professors Brian Brems and Sam Mitrani screen an exciting political drama to introduce College of DuPage’s new learning community about the connection between film and history.
Courier Buzz: COD Enrollment Numbers on the Rise
Plus: COD Vintage Fest and Local Gluten-Free Bakery.
Hachette v. The Archive: (Not So) Free Rein on the Internet
U.S. courts have ruled that open access literature is in violation of copyright law, but how does it affect students and scholars?
COD English Department Adapting to Generative AI in the Classroom
COD’s English professors are investigating the capabilities of the newly emerging technology to better understand, implement, and educate on the ethical and practical use of AI.
Photo Gallery: Students Enjoy Back-to-School Events
The Chaparral Activities Board welcomes back students with Chap Days festivities.
COD Board of Trustees Vice Chairman Heidi Holan Resigns
After five years as a COD trustee, the current vice chair, Heidi Holan, is vacating her position and moving out of District 502.
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.
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.
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.
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.