"​DMACC is offering an Introduction to African-American Literature non-credit class this fall semester.  During this course, you will examine African-American and Black literature and poetry from pre-1865 until the Post-Modern era.  You wil …"

"DMACC today announced the second of a series of presidential candidate forums on the economic future of the United States, hosted in collaboration with Iowa Public Television (IPTV) and Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses. …"

"​Mistaken Identity, ​a sculpture by American artist Joyce J. Scott, will be on display at the DMACC Urban Campus, Bldg. #1 from August 19 to 23.Scott combines glass beadwork and Murano glass forms in her Mistaken Identity sculpture.  …"

"Series highlights DMACC news and feature stories from across the College. …"

"The recipients of the Seventh-Annual DMACC Small Business Awards have been announced and will be recognized in early September. …"

"The program, designed to address the shortage of front-line community health workers, is the result of a multiyear collaboration with the Iowa Community Health Worker Alliance, Iowa Workforce Development and Des Moines Area Community College. …"

"The center is open to anyone – and clients include students at the Des Moines Area Community College as well as residents throughout the region. …"

"IPTV Presents Conversations with Presidential Candidates Hosted by DMACC continues August 21 at 10:15 a.m. at the Building 6 auditorium at DMACC’s Ankeny campus with guest former Vice President Joe Biden (D). This Iowa Public Television series of presidential candidate forums is hosted in collaboration with Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC). …"

"The University of Iowa and Des Moines Area Community College announced they are collaborating on a new project aimed at increasing the number of secondary school mathematics teachers in Iowa from underrepresented communities. …"

"On Saturday, local jazz legend Scott Davis will lead a sight and sound journey about the history and cultural impact of jazz and blues music. Davis graduated from Hoover High School in Des Moines and went on to receive his bachelor’s degree from the University of Northern Iowa and his master’s degree from Drake University. He taught in central Iowa for several years, both at Des Moines and Waukee schools, before taking up his current role as an instructor at DMACC. …"