The science of this mauve sauce
Located on the southern part of Kirkwood Community College main campus is the Kirkwood vineyard and winery.
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Romanian professor dispels myths and superstitions
Kirkwood Community College English Professor Mircea Tomus was born and raised in Romania and grew up near Bran Castle, also known as Dracula’s castle.
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Horrifying fun at Circle of Ash
Psychiatric patients along with terrifying deranged children taunt people as they explore a haunted house. Just when people think they made it out alive, a surprise awaits them.
[Continue Reading »]Kirkwood library offers tools for literacy awareness
November is National Information Literacy Awareness Month. Information literacy means being able to find, evaluate for quality, and use information that you need.
[Continue Reading »]Free vaccine helps provide protection against the flu
Vaccines, including the flu shot, are recommended by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and MercyCare Prairie Creek is offering free flu shots to Kirkwood Community College students.
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Cadaver lab offers unique experiences
Photo by Dannelle Foster Dr. Nick Sagan with students Hanna Hedges and Kacie Vandeventer in the cadaver lab located in Linn Hall. Even after death, one person’s contribution to society continues on. The cadaver lab at Kirkwood Community College is where Anatomy and Physiology students spend much of [Continue Reading »]
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Club of the issue: Kirkwood Student Productions
Kirkwood Community College students have the opportunity to participate in over 100 organized groups across the main and Iowa City campuses, according the college’s website. Out of those 100 organized groups, Kirkwood Student Productions (KSP) is the only group that gives members the opportunity to learn broadcasting at [Continue Reading »]
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A ‘Reader’s Haven’ at the Kirkwood Library
For those students with a passion for reading and a desire to discover new books while sharing about their own favorites with other book lovers, there is a club that meets weekly in the Kirkwood Library, known as the Reader’s Haven. For five years the club has [Continue Reading »]
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Engines start at new Auto Tech Center
$6.5 million construction project comes to completion The newly built Automotive Technology facility celebrated with a ribbon cutting on Sept. 12, 2019. Automotive Technology Professor Todd Hesseltine stated that the building provides 38,000 square feet for students to work in. According to the Iowa Automobile Dealers [Continue Reading »]
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