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

Announcement: There will be information meetings on the Spring 2014 London Study Abroad experience on numerous DMACC Campuses at 4 p.m., Fri., April 19th: Ankeny – Bldg. #6, Rm. 8 Boone – Rm. 117 Carroll – Rm. 144 Newton – Rm. 128 Urban – Bldg. #1, Rm. 213

Note: This is a special column from a London Study Abroad student. By: Brian Lundergren London, a country rooted in history, has been my home for the last six weeks; along the way, I have visited many museums, but last week I came across my favourite one yet. The NationalRead More

Note: This is a special column from a London Study Abroad student. By: Kaitlin Hartman Paris is a city I have wanted to visit for as long as I can remember. It is such a beautiful city with history everywhere. Dr. Jedele, three of my classmates and I went andRead More

For graduating DMACC graphic design students, Thursday, April 18 could bring the big payoff they’ve been working towards for the last two years. “I’ve seen students walk away from Portfolio Day with a job,” Michael Blair, professor of Graphic Design and coordinator for the DMACC Portfolio Day 2013, said. TheRead More

A mysterious DMACC Facebook page appeared Tuesday, March 26, 2013; letting any DMACC student secretly profess their love for another DMACC student. At time of print, over 400 secret professions have been posted on the site and over 1,000 Facebook users “Like” the page. The creator of the page hasRead More

By Brandon Greubel Network Speed For some students, the network speed at DMACC can be a real problem. College activities require faster network speeds, and lag can be difficult and frustrating. DMACC Tech support has started working on this issue. First, they will cut down the Wi-Fi to the twoRead More