During Wednesday’s gubernatorial debate in the DMACC auditorium, supporters of Hubbell and Reynolds took turns cheering and applauding when their respective candidate made a strong point. But the loudest noise came from outside the building. Jake Porter, the Libertarian party candidate who was not invited to participate in the debate,Read More

Q: Tell me a little bit about yourself? A: I have my master’s and PhD from Iowa State in sociology. This is the beginning of my 26th year of teaching college. The last six I have been full time here at DMACC. Before that, I was an adjunct at DrakeRead More

The 16th Celebration of Literary Arts Festival is preparing to take place across all DMACC campuses with events beginning on Monday, April 2 through Wednesday April 4. National and local writers of various genres will be sharing their work and meeting with students. It will be a unique opportunity forRead More

Keith Murphy What made you want to get into journalism? Somehow when I arrived in college-long time ago-it hadn’t occurred to me I could do this for a living. When I was injured playing football, a friend suggested I stay close to the game by working for the campus televisionRead More

MyCasualLife Spencer Christian How did you get your start as an “influencer”? I started MyCasualLife on Instagram over 4 years ago as a hobby and creative outlet for men’s style. I definitely don’t see myself as an ‘Influencer’ because that was never my intention or goal. Instead, I prefer toRead More

In this episode Bailey sits down to Patsy Steffen, an Education Professor here at DMACC. https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/1o1PATSYSTEFFENFIN.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

On this episode, Bailey Perkins sits down with Matt Sprengeler, an Academic Advisor for the Ankeny Campus. https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/One-On-OneMattFIN.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

The topic of grade inflation has become very prevalent in today’s school climate. I got the chance to sit down with Jim Stick, the dean of arts and sciences here at DMACC and talk about this topic. “When I was in school, the average GPA was around 2.3 to 2.4Read More