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.
Board of Trustees Reveal Search for External Interim President
In an email announcement, the COD board of trustees discussed the next steps for finding a replacement president for COD.
SLC Forum Highlights the Leadership and Initiatives of Its Candidates
Eleven out of twelve student candidates gathered to discuss how they would serve the COD community if they were elected to the Student Leadership Council.
The Power of Food Rescue Programs
Food rescue efforts, used by companies like Trader Joe's and the COD Fuel Pantry, play a crucial role in the battle against hunger and food waste.
Ranked Choice Voting: A Fix For the Two-Party Voting Trap
As lack of trust in the two main parties plagues the 2024 elections, local voter advocacy groups are seeking election reforms.
Debunking Expiration Dates
Cut down on your grocery expenses and minimize food waste by understanding the truth behind expiration dates.
Trustees Contemplate Five-Dollar Tuition Increase for Fall 2024
The proposed increase may be for three to five dollars per credit hour and will be enacted in the fall of 2024.
Courier Buzz, COD Aviation
Plus Photography, and Horticulture, Published Dec. 1.
COD Clubs Host Fifth “Smashing Hunger” Event
The Sci-Fi/Fantasy & Gaming Club and E-Sports Club jointly organized a gaming tournament to support COD’s Fuel Pantry.
Courier Buzz, COD C.O.A.C.H program
Plus: Cod Fuel pantry, Thin blue line flag tension. Published Nov. 17.
A Brewing Storm: The Starbucks Boycott and Growing Student Activism
The Starbucks boycott gained momentum among college students in solidarity with the Palestinian liberation movement and union workers.
Student Survey Highlights The Burdens of Textbook Costs
A COD student’s recent survey results not only highlight the wider issues students face from college textbooks, but also the push for a zero-cost textbook initiative at the college.