Preparing to become a first-time parent (or second, third, and so on for that matter) and the events leading up to that big day when you finally attain parental status can be incredibly daunting. Being a mother myself, I can lend my own first-hand experience when it comes to vouchingRead More

I have had TikTok since 2019, which could be considered the start of its rise in current popular social media apps. When I first got it, it was something you would be embarrassed to tell people that you had. It was seen as an app for little kids who postedRead More

As the Sunshine Protection Act makes its way through the House to make daylight saving time permanent, the opinion on this bill has turned to online debates on where people would like their extra hour of sunlight to go. Opinions are split between three sides; people who approve of thisRead More

Join Alyssa, Amila and Jasmine as they talk about tattoos! https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/tattoo-podcast-4_13_22-11.34-AM-1.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

The Evelyn K. Davis Center for Working Families held on Friday its first-ever pop-up event for their Men on the Move program, a free community resource that allows men a chance to obtain new and gently used professional attire for building their “career closet” without spending a penny. The eventRead More

Halle Reynolds talks with Evelyn K. Davis Center For Working Families Director Ahmed Agyeman during a pop-up career clothing event on the Ankeny DMACC campus. https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/EKD-Pop-Up-Event-Podcast-4_1_22-5.04-PM.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

The DMACC Ankeny Theatre department will be performing “Is He Dead,” adapted from Mark Twain, starting April 1 in the Black Box Theatre in Building 5. Originally adapted by David Ives, “Is He Dead” is a lighthearted comedy about Jean-Francois Millet, a French painter who realizes that he would gainRead More

For many college graduates, finding a full-time job relating to their major can be a long, stressful journey. For DMACC and Drake journalism graduate Sarah Bogaards, her college experience helped lead directly into a job as a reporter for the Des Moines Business Record. Sarah, who graduated from DMACC inRead More