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Grand View University announced the launch of a 3+2 Master’s Degree in Athletic Training. This master’s degree program began at Grand View in fall 2017, meeting the new requirements by the Commission on Accreditation of …
Radio Iowa: Iowa’s attorney general is joining his counterparts in 21 other states in calling for the forgiving of loans to former ITT Tech students. Tom Miller and the other attorneys general are calling on the …
The Simpson College Board of Trustees elected five new board members last month: John Hines ’80, Thomas Keating ’77, Izaah Knox, Reneé Murphy ’92, and Susan Voss ’76. Other recent additions to the board of …
Iowa’s Board of Regents has approved the addition of computer science to the Regent Admission Index (RAI), recognizing the importance of studying computer science. The RAI is the formula that Iowa’s public universities use to …
The president of a Waverly-based manufacturing technology company has committed to donate $10 million to the University of Northern Iowa, the Corridor Business Journal reported. The gift from David and Karen Takes was announced at …
More than 80 students from Polk County and Dallas County heard about opportunities to pursue higher education during the 4-H RISE College Access Conference held this week at Des Moines Area Community College’s Ankeny campus. …
Des Moines Public Schools and Drake University plan to build a 4,000-seat, $19.5 million sports stadium next to Drake’s Shivers Basketball Practice Facility along Forest Avenue. The community stadium will be a venue for Des …
Longtime Iowa civil rights leader Mary Campos will receive an honorary nursing degree from Des Moines Area Community College on Wednesday. DMACC President Rob Denson will present the honorary degree during the third annual Mary E. …
Court Avenue Brewing Co. and Des Moines Area Community College are partnering to host a bottle label design contest in celebration of ciLive! 11, DMACC’s weeklong speaker series taking place March 9-13 at the DMACC …
Iowa City Press-Citizen: University of Iowa administrators are seeking approval to purchase an additional 22 acres in North Liberty for $2.2 million, though officials have not yet specified how the land will be used. The plot …
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