Host Families Encourage Cultural Exchange with International Students
Host families working with the Community College Initiative comment on the way to exchange cultures and help international students.
Traditional Candy: Treats or Tricks?
Should Halloween candy be replaced? A COD student wanting to be a high school teacher and COD’s dental hygienist professors weigh in.
Distinguished Alumni: Inspirational words from Lamorne Morris
The Distinguished Alumni Awards took place at COD, and actor Lamorne Morris talks about his career, advice, coming back to school and more.
Yoga and the Power of Presence
As a new semester starts and to-do lists pile up, it's worth discussing how to slow down and be present.
Alebrijes: Creatures of a Dream World
Cantigny Park is displaying a collection of sculptures that are inspired by Mexican folk art.
COD Goes Under the Sea for the Summer Musical
COD theater is putting on “SpongeBob the Musical” which is full of wacky hijinks and zany songs.
Get Inspired At The Student Art And Design Showcase
As the semester comes to an end, the MAC invites the public to spend an evening to relax, destress and celebrate students’ work.
The Epidemic Of Abuse Against Native Women
COD’s three-part webinar series, Native American Voices, had its second installment pertaining to the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls movement.
Grab A Drink With BTE’s Production Of “Naperville”
Buffalo Theater Ensemble’s performance of “Naperville” brings a story of community to COD.
What Does BLM Activism Look Like Across the Sea?
Writer and Activist Baye McNeil spoke at COD’s 30th Annual Asia Symposium this past week to talk about his experience as an expat in Japan.
Get Your Dancing Shoes On, Gayla 2022 is Coming!
COD Pride Alliance hosts a second-chance prom for queer students for the first time since the pandemic.
An Evening of Storytelling: How to Build a Better Writing Community
The Writers of COD club hosted their second event and welcomed participants to An Evening of Storytelling.