Reviewing the fourth annual Mixed Messages DMACC Fashion Gala On Friday April 13, the DMACC fashion program hosted their fourth annual “Mixed Messages” fashion gala. The show was a presentation of the clothing students created during the last semester. The gala, which started for VIP’s at 5 p.m. and wentRead More

DMACC Spanish Professor Stacy Amling has been recognized as Region Language Teacher of the Year for Iowa by the Central States Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (CSCTFL). Finalists from each state represented by CSCTFL were honored at a ceremony back in early March. Amling teaches Spanish and HonorsRead More

Bailey, Drew, Sarah, and Ben talk transferring, roommates, personality quizzes, and The Office vs. Parks and Rec. https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/SmallTalkApril9.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

[slideshow_deploy id=’2950′] On Saturday, March 24, I had the opportunity to tour the WHOTV studio with John Sears, one of the sports reporters. John showed me around the studio, including the weather green screen, the main stage, the Sound Off stage, and the producer’s studio. He also showed me anRead More

“Mauritius,” written by Theresa Rebeck, is a play that focuses on two half sisters and a stamp collection. The two sisters Jackie (Tiffany Liechty) and Mary (Emma Banner) fight over who owns the stamp collection, which turns out to be worth a ton of money. The sisters meet three men,Read More

The Chronicle featured DMACC Sophomore Molly Jacobsen, of Adel, after she was named 2018 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Preseason All-American First Team by Fastpitch News. The NJCAA and the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference (ICCAC) named Jacobsen the Division II Pitcher of the Week for March 12-18. SheRead More

The 16th Celebration of Literary Arts Festival is preparing to take place across all DMACC campuses with events beginning on Monday, April 2 through Wednesday April 4. National and local writers of various genres will be sharing their work and meeting with students. It will be a unique opportunity forRead More

Keith Murphy What made you want to get into journalism? Somehow when I arrived in college-long time ago-it hadn’t occurred to me I could do this for a living. When I was injured playing football, a friend suggested I stay close to the game by working for the campus televisionRead More