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The COD News Bureau is the College's primary source of news and information. Whether it happens in the classroom, in a laboratory or out in the field, the News Bureau brings you timely stories about every aspect of learning and discovery at COD.
News Headlines
Featured News
Anisa Selenica, a COD alumna and adjunct professor in the Motion Picture/Television (MPTV) program, is creating a documentary to share the stories of her grandfather and great-grandfather who both suffered under Albania’s communist regime.
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Kristen Joyce Lopez, a continuing student at College of DuPage, was recently selected as a 2025-2026 Newman Civic Fellow. Lopez is the first from the College to earn this distinction.
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COD Culinary Arts faculty members Michael and Susan Maddox are helping families with their turkey needs, serving as experts at the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line.
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COD student organization Autismerica is celebrating 15 years of educating neurodiverse students about COD and creating a safe, supportive environment where they can socialize.
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Continuing Education student Shelby Van Pelt turned New York Times Bestselling author reflects on her COD experience.
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COD Thought Leaders
College of DuPage President Dr. Muddassir Siddiqi’s article, “Why Liberal Arts Matter: Even in the Age of AI,” was recently published in CC Daily, the news outlet of the American Association of Community Colleges. In the piece, Dr. Siddiqi emphasizes the enduring importance of liberal arts education in an increasingly technology-driven world, highlighting how critical thinking, communication and problem-solving skills remain vital in the age of artificial intelligence. Read the full article on CC Daily here.
Success Stories
"I am thankful to have such a reputable college in my backyard. After learning how highly regarded the Paralegal Studies program was, it felt silly to go anywhere else." - Hannah Ovcharchyn, Paralegal Studies
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"Through hands-on experiences in clinical rotations, I gained practical skills and valuable real-world experience. The supportive learning environment, including tutoring and academic advising, helped me overcome challenges and set academic goals." -Vraj Patel, Dental Hygiene
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"COD offers a brilliant, affordable program that is the marvel of other schools for both its convenience and excellence." - Lucy Benoit, Culinology
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"From the first class, I realized it was what I wanted to do as a career." - Richard Ward, Geography
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"I loved all of my professors. They were adamant and passionate about what they taught." - Lourdez Ardilla, Psychology
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News Videos
Meet Lindsay Smiling, co-artistic director of the Tony Award-winning Wilma Theater in Philadelphia and College of DuPage Trailblazer.
See nursing students practice real-life skills in the Nursing Simulation Lab in the latest installment of COD Cribs.
Golf team coach Jason Hyatt has a family member on his women’s team—daughter Aubreye, an All-American athlete who plans to become a nurse.
