Wednesday night the Eagles hosted Southwestern Community College, and quickly won each set to secure the sweep. This is Kirkwood’s 23rd win in as many games, and also is the 10th consecutive sweep by the Eagles. “I could care less about losing sets as long as we’re winning [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]Only volleyball had regular season games take place this week, and in that time the Eagles picked up four wins. Baseball and Softball both scrimmaged against Power 4 NCAA schools. While both basketball teams’ preseason started this week. Eagles Weekly is a weekly article that summarizes all six [Continue Reading »]
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After just four fall-season golf meets, the Eagles are already showing how they are the best NJCAA D-II golf team in the nation. Last year, Kirkwood finished fourth as a team at the national tournament, while standout freshman Ted Sargeant tied for third individually. Of that [Continue Reading »]
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The Kirkwood food pantry, located on the third floor of Iowa Hall and open from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. on weekdays, is helping students manage the burden of high grocery prices by inviting students to shop the pantry once a week, or grab a snack or ready-to-eat meal every [Continue Reading »]
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Before Pippin can find his “Corner of the Sky,” someone has to build it. This fall, Kirkwood Performing Arts will transform Ballantyne Auditorium into a vaudeville circus for its production of “Pippin,” opening Oct. 30. But long before audiences see the finished spectacle, students and faculty are constructing [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]The first step toward a wrestling club at Kirkwood is finding out who wants to step onto the mat. Guynis Kanionga, a first-year interior and architecture design major, is in the early stages of trying to start a recreational wrestling club on campus. He is currently working to [Continue Reading »]
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When looking at the history of Kirkwood Community College and the Iowa Raptor Project, the two are intertwined through decades of collaboration. It is this partnership that defines both the past, present and most importantly the future of parks and natural resources students, as well as the birds [Continue Reading »]
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This article is the second in a multipart series that examines how artificial intelligence has been changing many core aspects of college and student life. With how fast AI is automizing many industries, school programs and certifications could become at risk of change or removal. Here are [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]You’ve probably noticed in recent memory that whenever you see a new movie coming out, there’s a high likelihood that it’s a sequel or a remake to something people are already familiar with, and going to see a completely original story just isn’t as common as it used [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]Every two years, the United States holds major elections. This November brings the midterm election, the halfway point of the election cycle, when Americans can make their opinions heard about how things are going across the nation. It is extremely important to vote in every election, even if [Continue Reading »]
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