Many Iowans have been without work for months since the novel coronavirus has had us isolating in our houses and avoiding places that are not deemed essential. I remember the message I received back in March from the CEO of Flix Brewhouse telling us that we were all being furloughed.Read More

Cole, Aaron, Bella, and Drew talk about their favorite board games.

In the wake of COVID-19, students across the country have had their education disrupted as many schools transition to online learning. This has left some students struggling to pay for the resources required to attend classes online such as technology, internet, or childcare. In response to this, the federal governmentRead More

Game 1- @ Atlanta Falcons With a big smile on his face Russell Wilson said, “The journey is just beginning.” As expected, Wilson was very optimistic about the season ahead after suffering a loss to Green Bay, 28-23, in the divisional playoffs. Seattle finished their 2019 season at 12-6 . Read More

Cole, Bella, and Aaron talk about going to movies (and working at a movie theater) during a pandemic. They also talk about Christopher Nolan’s new movie, “Tenet.”

DMACC is mostly virtual this semester and so are we. The Chronicle crew talks via Zoom about how the semester is going so far.

The socially-isolated Chronicle staff looks back on their favorite stories from the semester and discuss the unexpected TikTok success (follow us, @campuschronicle).

By Chronicle Staff Since the widespread outbreak of coronavirus, COVID-19, DMACC faculty have been working to find a solution to continue classes in an online setting.  Many classes are fairly straight-forward to transition online, but other programs can be a bit more difficult, especially those that require a more hands-onRead More