By: Brandon Greubel Dyanne Schulze has been a full-time professor at DMACC since 1994, making this her nineteenth year with full-time status. She started as an on and off adjunct in 1982, she has worked for DMACC for a total of 31 years. While Schulze was working at Meredith inRead More

DMACC’s third annual ‘Earth Week’ celebration is coming up. Earth day isn’t just about conservation. It’s about saving energy, public policy, and choosing less damaging products for cleaning and personal care. Craig Dilley, a professor of environmental science, is coordinating the event. “Every aspect of our life has an impact,Read More

By Campus Chronicle Editors   On March 25 President of DMACC Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) Jake Dagel, 20-year-old political science major, held a press conference condemning DMACC’s financial involvement in the Governors Conference on Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ). DMACC has given $1,000 in exchanged for aRead More

This episode is a short update on the developing Governors Conference story. https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/32913.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Take a listen to our first podcast episode. We talk about the last issue, what’s coming up in our April 3 issue, and other news on campus. Click on the headline or “Read more” and click on the play button below to listen. https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/podcast01.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Note: This is a special column from a London Study Abroad student. By Olivia Herr Before coming to the UK, I had never really taken up any opportunity to use public transportation other than in elementary school. So the buses, underground and cabs were all new to me. AIFS gaveRead More

Note: This is a special column from a London Study Abroad student. By Emma Allen For those who don’t know much about Doctor Who or have never heard of it, Doctor Who is a British TV show that is about an alien called The Doctor. He is a Time Lord,Read More

Note: This is a special column from a London Study Abroad student. By Melina Nuzum Imagine a food market surrounded by all sorts of kiosks selling items ranging from string dolls to paintings. Imagine that this food market has its own kiosks that offer cookery from all sorts of differentRead More