Newly elected College of DuPage (COD) Student Trustee, Danna Gonzalez, said her actions were “wrong and unacceptable” after messages and recordings from the fall semester surfaced this spring showing...

The number of Black faculty members at the College of DuPage (COD) falls short of what Black students say is needed to feel represented and supported on campus, prompting the Black Student Alliance (BSA)...

The sudden loss of longtime College of DuPage (COD) staff member, Maren McKellin, prompted tributes from colleagues during public comment at a recent Board of Trustees meeting on April 16. Speakers reflected...

A new year-long censorship exhibit focused on banned and challenged works will debut at the College of DuPage (COD) Library starting this April, offering students and community members a chance to explore...

Danna Gonzalez is the new voice of students at the College of DuPage (COD), as election officials announced the results of the Student Leadership Council (SLC) elections that occurred last week. Joining...

College of DuPage (COD) has concluded its Student Leadership Council (SLC) elections on March 20, announcing the students who will serve in leadership roles and represent the campus in the upcoming 2026-2027...

The College of DuPage (COD) provided free legal guidance on housing, federal benefits, and family law to students and community members during a legal clinic expo on Monday, March 16, from 12 p.m. to 2...

College of DuPage (COD) students will soon have the opportunity to vote for their next campus leadership in the upcoming Student Leadership Council (SLC) elections. The election, scheduled for March 18...

The Humanities Department at College of DuPage (COD) invites students and community members to explore how knowledge moves across fields through Humanities Fest IX, a multi-day festival running from Feb....

College of DuPage (COD) administrators and campus planners give students and employees a limited window to influence how classrooms, outdoor spaces and student areas will be redesigned over the next five...

The American Red Cross partnered with COD Cares and the COD Student Nurses Association to host a blood drive on campus for the community to donate. The drive was seeking donations from African Americans,...

Mohammad Morovati, a professor at College of DuPage (COD), was one of 300+ faculty and staff members nationwide selected to receive the League for Innovation Excellence Award, recognizing excellence in...

With finals week swiftly bearing down on students, NAMI on campus, a student mental health organization at College of DuPage (COD), offered an afternoon of restoration. NAMI, which stands for National...

There’s one moment from his time in the Air Force that Tor Munson still can’t forget as he continues rebuilding his life at the College of DuPage (COD). While stationed in Korea, a sudden rush of urgency...

A few years ago, Sapphire Callisto didn’t know where their next meal would come from. Now, they spend their days making sure others don’t have to wonder the same. The food stand, known as Callisto’s...

Editor's note: This piece has been edited to update and correct some information with the piece as well as fix a few typos; the titles of the people involved with the Awakenings Project and the year Sewick's...

Sleep Out Saturday, an annual event hosted by Bridge Communities to raise awareness and funds for families experiencing homelessness, will bring DuPage County residents together on Nov. 1 at College of...

The College of DuPage (COD)’s Fuel Pantry recently released its quarterly Food Security initiative report, showing a surge in student use following major cuts to the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance...

College of DuPage (COD) students are preparing for this year’s Fall Bazaar to raise funds for Gaza and will collaborate with several campus clubs for a shared cause. The bazaar will be on Oct. 29,...

An overwhelming sense of euphoria captivates all those who listen to stop and allow the beat to guide them. “El Apagón,” Bad Bunny’s 2022 hit song, blasts at 118 BPM, giving the false impression...

A Facebook post made on Sept. 12 by the Pie Life Pizzeria owner, Joe Smith, following the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, sparked backlash in Wheaton and prompted a public response from the...