When I was in high school I struggled with anxiety and depression. This took most of the energy out of me and it was hard to focus on my education. This lasted from my sophomore year of high school to my freshman year of college, and it made learning incrediblyRead More

As another year has come and gone the only question that lingers as the new year begins is, “What has happened to kids?” No matter how old I feel asking that question, it needs to be asked. Why is it that at the tender age of 18, I look atRead More

Lara talks to Bella, Riley, and Maya as we start a new semester! https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/01.19.2024.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

This past November, President Rob Denson made DMACC history by becoming the longest-serving person in his position in the college’s 57-year history.  During the 20 years that President Denson has been at DMACC, the college has grown by more than 50 percent by focusing on faculty and staff instruction, keepingRead More

Kennedy and Lara talk holiday traditions, movies, and more! https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/dec82023-1.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

DMACC officially unveiled its new website design and branding to the public on Monday, Oct. 23. The website’s design had not been updated since 1988, and it features a brand-new three-dimensional brand logo with a modernized look.   The website displays new photographs and videos of students, staff, and campuses,Read More

“Playing With Fire” is a play that follows the events after the story of Frankenstein. It was performed at DMACC’s Black Box Theater the last weekend of September and the first weekend of October. The problem with me writing an article about a month after production is that you willRead More

Note: This interview has been edited for length and clarity. This November, DMACC Theatre is performing “Merge,” a dramatized look into the rise and fall of Atari, a video game-based company that saw its peak in the early 1980s. Director of “Merge,” Brittany Rebhuhn, gives insight into this retro play. Read More