By Jacob Taylor, special to The Campus Chronicle End The Stigma. Black Lives Matter. Me Too. Make America Great Again. All these catchphrases have become overwhelmingly popular among Americans over the last several years. But what do they mean? Are they just words? Do we just say them because thoseRead More

The Honors 200 seminar class organized a mental health workshop Thursday evening at the Building 5 student center on the Ankeny campus. Photos by Elijah Hernandez

Mental health is an issue which has long been subject to societal attitudes, and I’m glad to say I believe American society is at a turning point in its views of mental illnesses and those who live with them. Clifford Beers is credited with the first pointed effort to battleRead More

Students know that college can be challenging at times. Whether it is due to it being someone’s first semester at college or simply having too much on one’s plate, school can make life chaotic at times. DMACC provides many resources to help students who find themselves struggling in a numberRead More

In our society, violence and hate are seemingly as common as clouds in the sky. Unchecked rage can lead to physical agression, including murder. However, this does not seem to change media habits, nor is taught to our younger generations who suffer the most from violent acts. While gender stereotypesRead More