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TV/Movie Review
“The Odyssey” May Just Be Movie of the Year
Christopher Nolan’s "The Odyssey" is an undertaking of epic proportions that is well worth a trip to the theater.
Eline Melton, Staff Writer
Opinion
“Yesteryear” Cleverly Crafts a Tradwife Nightmare
The book explores the twisted reality of traditionalism through a thrilling mystery.
Paris Murrow, Staff Writer
News
Student Voices, Strategic Plan and Innovation DuPage: Recap of the College of DuPage Board of Trustees Meeting
The College of DuPage (COD) Board of Trustees meeting on July 16 featured calls for greater transparency during public comment, the introduction of the college’s draft Strategic Long-Range Plan (SLRP) and an update on Innovation DuPage’s role in supporting workforce development.
Saniya Mirza and Emily Peña
News
Faculty Member Identifies Herself After Administrative Leave, Calling the Board for an Apology
Faculty members urged the College of DuPage Board of Trustees to investigate the handling of education professor Shannon Delgado’s paid administrative leave, raising concerns about due process, transparency and the college’s “culture of care.”
Saniya Mirza, Staff Writer
TV/Movie Review
“Tampopo” Wishes for you to See Food in a Different Light
“Tampopo” – Japanese for ‘dandelion’ – is a film unlike any other. Its lighthearted take on the topic of food breaks down the barriers we place around food and eating and asks you to reconsider your relationship with them.
Eline Melton, Staff Writer
Opinion
Why “The Name of the Wind” Still Holds Up as One of Fantasy’s Best Reads
"The Name of the Wind" blends myth, magic and memory into a fantasy story that still holds up nearly 20 years later.
William Donofrio, Staff Writer
News
Students Question Accountability as COD Student Trustee Remains in Office Following Use of Slur
Student Trustee Danna Gonzalez says she will remain in office following a racial slur controversy, as some students continue to question whether enough accountability has been taken.
Emily Peña, Staff Writer
Music
Olivia Rodrigo Handles Heartbreak on “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love”
The pop star enters a new era by exploring a fresh sound in this unique album.
Paris Murrow, Staff Writer
Opinion
“The Sheep Detectives” is Nothing Short of Shear Perfection
A seemingly ridiculous sheep movie is actually a baa-rilliant blend of humor and a deeply profound depiction of life.
Emily Ziajor and Yael Montes
News
Statewide Ban Would Rid Illinois of Stinkiest Trees
The Callery pear and its cultivar, the Bradford pear, have offended the nostrils of Americans for over 100 years. At last, Illinois is joining the uphill battle to uproot its hold in the nation’s ecosystem.
Eline Melton, Staff Writer
Features/Arts
Resource Spotlight: Getting Creative with the Media Lab
College of DuPage’s Media Lab offers a wealth of technology, software and creative spaces for students and community members to explore their creativity in and outside of classwork.
Eline Melton, Staff Writer
Features/Arts
Free Outdoor Summer Series Returns to College of DuPage’s Campus
The 2026 Summer Series will culminate in a celebration of the McAninch Arts Center’s 40th Anniversary.
Paris Murrow, Staff Writer
Music
Jane Remover Orders You to “Turn Up or Die”
Jane Remover arrived in Chicago ready to perform an unforgettable show to a sold-out crowd—and they absolutely delivered.
Sam Schuelke, Staff Writer
Opinion
More Than 20 Years Later, “Arrested Development” Remains Comedy Gold
More than two decades later, “Arrested Development” proves that smart comedy never goes out of style.
William Donofrio, Staff Writer
Sports
Surprising Success or Disappointing Letdowns: NHL 2025-26 Season Review
After the Carolina Hurricanes took down the Vegas Golden Knights to win the Stanley Cup, it’s time to reflect on six teams that have either surprised us and taken a stride or skated offside and let us down big time.
Billy O'Brien, Podcaster

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