The Courier
In 1967, College of DuPage was established, despite the lack of a campus. In the very same year, student journalists launched The Courier, a weekly newspaper covering COD through exceptional writing, quality photography, in-depth research and visually appealing design.
Ever since, The Courier’s mission has been to ethically, accurately and efficiently report, promote, and explain school and community issues, as well as analyze their impact on the student body. While the times have changed, we remain dedicated in telling the stories of the students, staff and community members that make COD the school it is today.
The COD Library is in the process of digitizing past issues of The Courier. This is an ongoing project, and past issues will be posted as they are prepared for online publication. Please visit the Courier's website for the current issue.Current Issue: Volume 34, Issue 17 (2001)
Issue Highlights
Stories:
Voting A Mess, Again
Tuition Increase Questioned
Many Women Teachers, Few Deans
Tomorrow’s Prairie Event Begs Question Of College Master Plan
Women’s Basketball Dethroned
People:Ryan Cabral
Rosemary Dixon
Christine Mathias
Tim Matiock
Shahruhk Syed
Terri Langerak
Lee Crumbaugh
Sandra Biagini
Debra Mazzella
Beverly Fawell
Diane Landry
Issue
The Courier, Volume 34, Issue 17, March 9, 2001
The Courier, College of DuPage
Courier Staff
- Editor
- John McCallum
- News
- Laura Taylor
- Photography
- Huy Doan
- Features
- Eileen O’Malley
- A&E
- Stacie Boudros
- Advisor
- Catherine Stablein
- Advertising
- Joanne Leone
Contact The Courier staff at: https://codcourier.org/about