The Eagles ended the month of January with an exclamation point. Both basketball teams were up for a road trip, traveling to Creston, Iowa, where they would both play Southwestern Community College. Then, after a quick turn-around, they headed to Grand Island, Nebraska, where they took on Central [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]It was a busy week for Kirkwood Community College’s athletics. The basketball teams went a combined 3-1 and went on a four-hour road trip to Estherville. In the middle of the doubleheader on Saturday, there was the Kirkwood Athletic Hall of Fame recognition. Men’s Basketball: Kirkwood 67 at [Continue Reading »]
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The Kirkwood Community College Eagles’ volleyball season has come to an end after they finished fifth in the NJCAA Division II Volleyball National Tournament. This concludes an astounding season, where the Eagles finished with an overall record of 37-3, as well as boasting an 18-0 record at home. [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]Last season the Kirkwood men’s basketball team took home the NJCAA national championship, and only four players remain from that team. Similar to the women’s basketball team, after finishing fourth in the national tournament last season, the Eagles return just four players for the upcoming season. Men’s basketball [Continue Reading »]
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“1. Sit down. 2. Shut up. 3. Disturb no one. 4. Be invisible.” These are the unspoken rules most people follow when they go to a movie theater. The expectation of staying silent feels natural, but where did it originate? Matt Foy, instructor of speech communication at Kirkwood [Continue Reading »]
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Students passing through campus this fall may have noticed something unusual. While many of the halls are busy with activity, Kirkwood Hall is quiet. No students or even faculty have been seen entering or leaving the building. So what’s happening inside Kirkwood Hall? In the 2025 spring semester, [Continue Reading »]
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After nearly four decades of dominance, Kirkwood Community College’s women’s basketball coach Kim Muhl has earned one of the sport’s highest honors: Induction into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. Muhl has more than 1,000 career wins as a head coach and nine national championships across 23 national [Continue Reading »]
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“I love (stats), they are important to me, and I will always use them,” said David Brown, Eagles Head Coach of the No. 1 ranked NJCAA volleyball team in the nation. In every sport there are statistics and you can find one for any quantifiable action found [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]It is a Thursday night at 10:30 p.m. You have an assignment due at midnight, and you have not even started yet. Procrastination is something most people have experienced and is typically surrounded with negative connotations. However, people hardly talk about the positives that come from setting work [Continue Reading »]
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Finding balance between college, work and personal life took center stage at a community conversation hosted by the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society on Oct. 21 in Iowa Hall. The event brought together students, faculty and club members to share experiences and reflect on the challenges and rewards [Continue Reading »]
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