Have you ever been in the middle of taking a test and a cell phone went off? Where do we draw the line between having the need of being contacted in an emergency and the want to check Facebook every five minutes. “Using your cell phone in the class roomRead More

This semester marks a big stepping-stone for DMACC’s Web Development program; it is the program’s first graduating class. The Web Development program (Web Dev) is a relatively new two-year program for the college. It began around two years ago when Professor Jeff Gullion saw the trend towards web technology, andRead More

  Ever wish you could get to your DMACC email using a mobile device in a timely fashion? Well, that day is coming! As of now, you have to go to the DMACC mobile site, then go to the full site, and then finally be given the option to logRead More

In the beginning of the year, many people try to stay fit. That is one New Year’s resolution that everyone wants to achieve, and many people do not stick with it for long. What most students don’t know is that DMACC has a recreation center that can help students stayRead More

DMACC, as well as the rest of the country, has seen a more severe flu season this year compared to past seasons. This year’s flu has caused Boston and New York to declare states of emergency among increased positive cases and a vaccine shortage in some areas. This year’s fluRead More

At some point in your DMACC career, if you haven’t already, you will lose something. Be it in a computer lab, classroom, gym or dining area of Building 5, when you are done with your business, you will get up and leave something behind. However, what some students don’t realize,Read More

Get ready to really learn where things are on campus. A major renovation of Building 1 is set to temporarily scatter the staff and faculty located there. The remodel is expected to begin in early March and be completed by the start of the spring term of 2014, taking approximatelyRead More

  School shootings across the country have kept students and school security officials looking for the best way to prepare faculty, staff and students in case of an emergency. 2012 was one of the deadliest years on school campuses, which left 41 people dead. These types of attacks have leftRead More