Meet Sam Edler. Edler is a 19-year-old junior currently studying Agriculture Systems Technology at Iowa State University. In March of this year, Edler made a choice that [...]
College is many times the first experience of complete independence that students have away from home. Having this freedom can be a fun new experience but can also come with [...]
For many, college life is something new and exciting to look forward to. Some want the glamorized “college experience,” some go to pursue their passion in sports or a [...]
When most college students think of poetry, their mind jumps to the Robert Frost poem they memorized in middle school or a Rupi Kaur poem they reposted on Instagram. [...]
“Mom, there’s a white lady on the phone.” A young black child yells to his mother as Dr. A’ndrea Wilson, a black family counselor, waits on the other end. [...]
Spanish. Hispanic. Latino. Latina. Latinx. These words are labels. But what do these labels mean? What’s the difference? Can’t I use them interchangeably? Why is this [...]
It’s impossible to walk around downtown Des Moines without encountering public art. Public art refers to the art that is in public view whether it is in private property or [...]
“God gives you certain opportunities when you are ready. He loves to give you incredible challenges and adventures,” Chris Barr said. Fellowship of Christian [...]
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is extremely common and has worked its way into our cultural headspace. Roughly 1/10 humans struggle with it, according to [...]
“I’ve been on podcasts, but I don’t podcast. That’s just because I’m busy with my current job,” said Ryan Hulahon, Group Marketing Manager at Des Moines Radio [...]