DMACC loses right to use new 'D' logo after court rules in favor of Drake University
DMACC has been ordered to cease current use of the affected trademarks within 21 days of the ruling delivered last Friday by U.S. Chief District Judge Stephanie Rose, but a permanent decision in the case has not been reached. The injunction will remain in place until further decision by the court.
DMACC dean Wade Robinson says records of complaints under federal Title IX law have been destroyed. He's trying to track down ...
Des Moines Area Community College announced Monday it has joined the National Applied AI Consortium’s (NAAIC) ...
The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled that Des Moines Area Community College did not have to pay a construction company retainage dollars before a project was finished, reversing an appeals court decision ...
On Monday students at DMACC turned surgical wraps into sleeping mats for the homeless community. DMACC’s Ankeny and Urban ...
DMACC official Wade Robinson has made complaints to the college and the U.S. Department of Education about Title IX concerns.
Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) has been named one of Military Times’ 2024 “Best For Vets: Colleges”, recognized ...
While the NJCAA began hosting Division I and III women's golf championships in 2022, DMACC will host the first Division II ...
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