DMACC Theatre performed Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” at the Ankeny Campus Black Box Theater; in all, there were seven showings beginning March 6, and returning March 26 after spring break. The play is more commonly called “The Scottish Play” by those in the theatre because of a supposed curse resulting from sayingRead More

On March 23, DMACC announced the hiring of Lori Suddick, Ed.D.  as DMACC’s next president. Her tenure will begin June 15, 2026. Suddick follows Rob Denson, who served for 22 years and retired at the end of 2025, and  Liang Chee Wee, Ph.D., who has been the interim president sinceRead More

In this episode of The Campus Chronicle, Ben And Jayden Recap the first round of the NFL Draft and give their insights on the best and worst picks. They also recap the Cubs 9 game winning streak, talk Jaydens Lakers and The NBA Playoffs!

In this episode, Ben And Jayden talk about Kansas Basketball, Iowa Basketball, NFL Draft, WNBA Draft, Chicago Cubs, NBA Playoffs, and give their NBA finals predictions!

IN THIS EPISODE, BEN AND JAYDEN RECAP THE MASTERS, CHICAGO CUBS WIN, AND TALK ABOUT THE NBA SEASON AND THEIR PLAYOFF PREDICTIONS!

In 2013, what seemed to be a normal day for Roseann Sdoia quickly changed to something much more. Sdoia spoke at the DMACC Ankeny campus on Wednesday, April 8, to share her account of what happened on the day of the Boston Marathon bombing as part of National Crime Victims’Read More

As part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, three DMACC criminal justice students share their personal statements about what victim’s rights means to them.

The Celebration of the Literary Arts brought in author Bret Anthony Johnston on February 26 as their author of the month. The author event took place in Building 2, Room 25A/B at 11:15 a.m.for about an hour to discuss his new book and answer a variety of questions from theRead More