College of DuPage's Student Newspaper

The Courier
College of DuPage's Student Newspaper

The Courier
College of DuPage's Student Newspaper

The Courier
Emily Ziajor

Emily Ziajor, Staff writer

Content by Emily Ziajor
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[Photo] College of DuPage Launches New AI Program for All Students

Catherine Crousore, Staff Writer • September 8, 2025

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[Photo] People of COD – Chuck Steele Works to Build Leaders at the College of DuPage

Ryley Salazar, Social Media Manager • September 8, 2025

Conan Gray Finds Beauty in Breakup on “Wishbone”

Conan Gray Finds Beauty in Breakup on “Wishbone”

Emily Ziajor, Multimedia Staff • September 1, 2025

Breaking a wishbone is a tradition often tied to Thanksgiving, where the person who wins the larger piece is said to have their wish fulfilled. Symbols of good luck, dreams and hope. These themes are found...

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[Photo] Campus Voices Weigh In on Siddiqi’s Plans for College of DuPage

Catherine Crousore, Staff Writer • August 4, 2025

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[Photo] People of COD – Sam Sanchez: Big Dreams, Bigger Determination

Ryley Salazar, Multimedia Staff • August 4, 2025

Graphic by Emily Ziajor

Review: Cocokind Lip Balms are Cocokind-a Killing it!

Emily Ziajor, Multimedia Staff • June 9, 2025

In a sea of lip products competing for your attention, Cocokind's new ceramide lip balm stands out for its formula, price and one clever design twist. Brands such as Summer Fridays, Ole Hendrickson, Topicals,...

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[Photo] Fighting for Flight: College of DuPage Project Aims to Curb Bird Collisions

Catherine Crousore, Staff Writer • April 14, 2025

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[Photo] People of COD – Kristen Joyce Lopez Wants Minorities to Find Their Voice

Ryley Salazar, Staff Writer • March 24, 2025

The Language of Flowers: The Hidden Meanings Behind Every Bloom

The Language of Flowers: The Hidden Meanings Behind Every Bloom

Emily Ziajor, Multimedia Staff • March 17, 2025

Roses. Lilies. Tulips. Carnations. Daisies. Sunflowers. Babies breath. These common blooms aren’t just decorative, there is meaning behind why we give them to loved ones. Flora plays a role in the ways...

Graphic by Emily Ziajor.

Matcha Mania: Traditional and Trendy

Emily Ziajor, Multimedia Staff • March 3, 2025

Matcha, the bright green drink that’s become such a viral sensation in recent months that even online Japanese vendors are frequently sold out, has origins that date back to the 7th-10th century. The...

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