“Swept Over the Rug” Showcases Art by COD Professor Brad Killam & Michelle Grabner
Art Professor Brad Killam alongside Michelle Grabner in University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Exhibition.
COD Cares: A Domino Effect of Good Deeds
How one student inspired a community chain of giving.
Photo Gallery: COD Gathers For Solar Eclipse Viewing
COD students and faculty gathered outside the BIC to view the partial solar eclipse.
A Marine’s Journey From PTSD to COD Suspension
Facing suspension from College of DuPage’s Physical Training Assistant (PTA) program, COD student and veteran Steven Young calls for fairness and reinstatement.
Israel and Palestine: COD Community Shares Connection to War
As war between Israel and Palestine persists, COD’s community members not only detail its impact on their own lives but on their families stuck in the region.
COD Bounces Back From Early Deficit to Defeat Aurora in Blowout Win
The Chaparrals overcame a 13-point deficit after utilizing their successful running game to secure a dominating 48-19 victory.
Photo Gallery: COD Football Bested Erie
Chaps Football defeated Erie Community College, 56-2.
COD Redesign: Renovations Deliver New Function and Image for the College
In a recent presentation from leaders on the project, the COD community was given new information on how the college’s redesign will bring bold new changes and foster student success.
The End of the Semester is Not the End of You
Michael Duggan, a counselor at COD, weighs in on students’ stress during finals time and how to cope with it.
COD eSports Crescendos to Victory in National Tournament
After winning first place at last week’s tournament, COD’s eSports team reflected on how stronger team chemistry and practicing at an official gaming center strengthened their team.
Come One, Come All to College Of DuPage’s Annual CODCON XXVI
COD hosted its annual comic and game convention, CODCON XXVI, marking its most active year since returning from the pandemic.
DuPage County Homelessness and Its Link To COD
Most recent estimates place over 50,000 people below the poverty line in DuPage County, while issues like high housing costs and overcrowding affect more than 100,000.