For many college students, summer is either a time to find a summer job, to help pay for school, or take summer classes. For second year Culinary Arts student, Chad Borchers, he mixed the two. Borchers decided to make his usual summer job, of being a Senior Counselor at OkobojiRead More

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By: Jarrett Quick DMACC’s Huff Theater will be putting on a collection of plays for the annual Spring Festival. The festival includes three original plays performed and directed by students and locals, all with varying levels of experience in the field of drama. To some students, like “Betwixt” director CarissaRead More

By: Jarrett Quick For students looking for a lunch solution on campus, look no further than the Bistro, put on by DMACC’s culinary arts program. The Bistro is located in Building 7 and offers fans of fine dining an opportunity to experience the work of DMACC’s culinary students in anRead More

By: Ryan C. Meier You may not recognize the names of Glenda Johnson or Shirley Sandoval, but you know their work. Received a phone call because class was canceled? That was Glenda on the other end telling you. Looked at the fall schedule for next year? That was organized byRead More

By Alex Payne A DMACC student from Des Moines plans to challenge ten-term Republican Representative Tom Latham in November 2014. Gabriel De La Cerda, 34, Communications major is currently the only active Democratic candidate seeking the 2014 third congressional seat nomination, which includes Polk County. “Our elected officials are forRead More

By: Nevin Cornwell In just over two weeks, DMACC is losing an instructor who was taught by Ansel Adams, did seven tours in Vietnam, has climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro multiple times, summited k2 the second highest mountain in the world, has walked among the Terracotta Army in China, photographed bald eaglesRead More