Here's what we're keeping our eye on in DuPage County courts.

Elmhurst—A May 8 trial date has been set for the Elmhurst College student accused of carving racial epithets into a dorm windowsill. Myles Burton was arrested in December after the words were found on campus. Burton, who was held in DuPage County Jail for several weeks before posting bond, has pleaded not guilty to the criminal damage to school property charge. A hate crime allegation was added because of the nature of the graffiti, according to court documents.

Darien—Two years after three members of a Darien family were shot to death inside their home, the case of one of the men accused in the murders remains in the evidence discovery phase. Johnny Borizov and his attorneys appeared in court April 3 for a status hearing as the defense team continues to build its case against charges Borizov orchestrated the killings with codefendant Jacob Nodarse. Nodarse pleaded guilty but mentally ill to a murder charge last year, and is expected to testify against Borizov when his case goes to trial. Borizov returns to court June 5.

Naperville—A grand jury has indicted a 23-year-old Naperville man on charges he planned to use a pipe bomb to commit arson, court records show. Joseph Schwab was indicted on two counts of possession of an incendiary device related to a March 18 incident at his residence in the 800 block of Naperville Plainfield Road. Schwab had been held on $500,000 bail, but records show he is no longer at the DuPage County Jail.