In 2018, there have been 26 school shootings in the United States when including K-12 and higher education. That begs the question, “do you feel safe at school?” Many students might not be aware of all that DMACC security does to keep them safe on campus every day. Eight randomRead More

DMACC Softball standout Molly Jacobsen has pursued her dream of playing Division I softball. She has chosen to continue her education and softball career at the University of Mississippi as Rebel. “On my visit to Ole Miss, I loved everything about it and couldn’t find a negative, so I knewRead More

Reviewing the fourth annual Mixed Messages DMACC Fashion Gala On Friday April 13, the DMACC fashion program hosted their fourth annual “Mixed Messages” fashion gala. The show was a presentation of the clothing students created during the last semester. The gala, which started for VIP’s at 5 p.m. and wentRead More

DMACC Spanish Professor Stacy Amling has been recognized as Region Language Teacher of the Year for Iowa by the Central States Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (CSCTFL). Finalists from each state represented by CSCTFL were honored at a ceremony back in early March. Amling teaches Spanish and HonorsRead More

The Chronicle featured DMACC Sophomore Molly Jacobsen, of Adel, after she was named 2018 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Preseason All-American First Team by Fastpitch News. The NJCAA and the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference (ICCAC) named Jacobsen the Division II Pitcher of the Week for March 12-18. SheRead More

On February 14, the LGBTQ+ Club partnered with the DMACC Democrats, a new club on campus, to host a panel on activism and representation of the community in politics. Students, professors, civilians, and politicians alike, gathered in the Building 6 auditorium for the panel. The panel was moderated by BaileyRead More

Stamps. Fifty cents each at your local post office. Honestly, who even mails things these days anyway? Stamps are pretty much irrelevant. Except when two measly little stamps could be worth a small fortune. “Mauritius,” written by Theresa Rebeck, directed by DMACC professor Carl Lindberg, is a play, literally, aboutRead More

DMACC’s Ankeny campus provides students with “learning community” opportunities. Learning communities are classes that allow students to work in a small group setting with two different instructors while completing two different classes. Students are used to being taught one subject at a time: Math, History, Sociology, English, etc.  Learning communitiesRead More