College of DuPage Green Lights Cannabis Cultivation Certificate
Out of 48 community colleges in Illinois, College of DuPage becomes the 20th institution to approve cannabis education for its classes, heightening a student’s chances of gaining an entry-level position in the industry.
COD Faculty Union Authorizes Potential Faculty Strike
COD full-time faculty Union president David Goldberg discusses the most recent step in the union's negotiations with COD administration and what that means for students.
Photo Gallery: Memorial Day in DuPage County
The 2023 Memorial Day Ceremony in Glen Ellyn featured speeches and live music, hosted by Daughters of the American Revolution and Glen Ellyn American Legion Post 3.
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.
COD Welcomes a New Student Trustee
Student Life has released the results of the recent student election last week, resulting in a new student trustee and six new student officers.
Breaking News: Student Election Results
Student Life has released the results of the recent student election.
Is The Hospitality Industry Reawakening From its COVID Slumber?
Many students see the hospitality industry as a waste of time, can hoteliers and educators change their mind?
28,000 People Dead
The destructive earthquake aftermath in Turkey and Syria and the lack of aid provided for Syria compared to Turkey.
My First Vegan Thanksgiving
I started a vegan diet this past week, and I plan to carry it through Thanksgiving.
COD Professor Addresses Immigration Misconceptions
Sociology professor Robert Moorehead discusses the fact and fiction of immigration.
Late Night Snacks At COD
College of DuPage has a lot of food choices to offer during the day but few at night.
Are Online Courses Worth Taking? Here’s How Students Feel.
COD-bound high school students were shut in by the pandemic and are now faced with the option of returning to class in person or staying online. How do they feel about it?