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Hello all! My name is Marissa Twedt, I am currently 29 years old with a husband and four children. I started back at DMACC in the summer of 2025 to continue working towards my nursing degree. I joined Banner News because I enjoy creative writing in my free time, and I look forward to being […]

Hi everyone! My name is David Baldwin, and I am 18 years old. I joined the DMACC family in the Fall semester of the 25’-26’ year. I joined Banner News because I wanted to get experience creating media. That way, I have a stronger leg to stand on to campaign when I am running for […]

Join Thomas in welcoming our new counselor on campus, Michael Borst, as we confront the stigma of mental health whether it be on or off campus, offering a solution, while going over Fall 2025’s needs assessment.

I pushed through the campus doors and found a buck standing beside me under the building lights. He was startled as was I, then galloped out of the light, rejoining a doe nearby. Together, they paused in the darkness at the end of the snowy courtyard before slipping farther away from campus. Deer are often […]

Join Jillian Olmstead and Brooklyn Lyftogt as they enter into a discourse about what it is like to live on and off campus. As well as the community surrounding the journey that comes with it. To dorm or not to dorm, that is the question…

Join Mariah Falkena and Gabe List as they sit down with Coaches Anthony Kinley and Michael Melchert, discussing not only the season, but the process of what it is to be a runner. What is the best running shoe?

https://www.schroederfuneral.com/obituaries/John-S-Smith?obId=42217250 Veteran baseball coach John Smith ”Smitty” age 86 died April 23 from Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Smith was born in Burke, South Dakota, on May 2, 1938. He served in the United States Army from 1957 to 1959. He married his wife Connie on May 28, 1961. The same year, he received a bachelor’s degree […]

Earth Week is the week during which people around the planet come together to celebrate their home. The first Earth Day was in response to environmental activists’ calls to action following a large oil spill off the coast of Santa Barbara in 1969. Across the country, thousands of schools (including DMACC!) took part in celebrating […]

By Quincy Jagnow Moving in step with the evolution of technology is our society’s increased engagement with it; including, and perhaps especially our elders. The Millenial and Gen Z generations are relatively privy to digital financial scams. Typically, we can recognize them in an instant. Evidence suggests, however, that this is not the case with […]

By Gabrielle Woolman In the year 2022, the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics reported an astounding 6.6 million violent victimizations of people aged 12 and older, and approximately only 42% victimizations were reported to the police (DMCityView). These statistics are the exact reason for why National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) is recognized every year […]