Alex, Jesse and Courtney join this week’s edition of the Campus Talk. They go over the latest issue of The Campus Chronicle on newsstands now. https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Campus-Talk-episode-3.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

By Logan Lantz Although the Super Bowl brought in an estimated $700 million for New York/New Jersey, the Seattle Seahawks are the true winners of the weekend. With Peyton Manning putting up unbelievable numbers all season long, especially against my beloved New England Patriots. He struggled like only one otherRead More

By Avis Allen Welcome back!  Building 7 has been so busy since fall semester came to an end.  Let me catch you up on what has been happening. Have you ever had an experience of something so exciting that you hold your breath for days, hoping not to flip outRead More

By Grace Hart When I first heard about Frozen, I was skeptical. There had been so many let downs with kids movies recently, I was not eager to go and see another one. Slowly, one by one, people I know were going out to see it coming back to meRead More

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By: Alex Payne Plans are in the works to make an addition to Building 7 and renovate parts of the existing building. A fundraising campaign was announced Thursday, January 30. The project memorializes the Iowa Culinary Institute’s (ICI) long-time chef, Lori Dowie-Reeser, who died June 3, 2013 after a longRead More

By Alex Payne A road connecting the parking lots between Buildings 1 and 7 is set to be built this summer. DMACC received an $800,000 grant from the Iowa Department of Transportation to fund the new road, according to Vice President of Business Services Greg Martin. DMACC President Rob DensonRead More

By: Logan Lantz With renovations to Building 1 nearly complete, staff returned to their offices in early December. The addition to the campus has created a new entrance for many future and current students. Renovations began back in March 2013, with a $4 million remodeling plan to work on theRead More