Urban Vibe, Page 14

The Pandemic is Hurting the Arts

March 15, 2021 Corinne Beltrame 0

We love sitting back in our seats and marveling as we watch professionals perform at the top of their game. While this could be a description of both the performing arts and sports, only one was […]

Wildlife Conservation Decreasing Year After Year

March 13, 2021 Amy Lund 0

Wildlife conservation is a serious matter as humans are the main reason for the devastation of wildlife and their habitats. According to the World Wildlife Fund’s Living Planet Report 2020, the population size of wildlife, both on land and in the sea, […]

Big Ten’s Elite Tournament Preview

March 11, 2021 Sam Fowler 0

Tournament basketball is finally back, and the sports world is buzzing. After being stripped of March Madness last year, it is about time to start filling out those brackets again. The Big Ten tournament is one of […]

Free healthcare in the United States can’t wait

March 10, 2021 Jacki Sørensen 0

In a time where people in the United States have to undergo unnecessary suffering from health issues and autoimmune diseases because they can’t afford treatment, healthcare is a vital American right. In 2019, 28.9 million nonelderly individuals were uninsured, […]

COVID-19 Changes College Learning

March 8, 2021 Amy Lund 0

COVID-19 has affected the way we live and interact with one another, from wearing masks everywhere, to changing work environments from in-person to Zoom calls. The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center teams up with the education system to […]

DMACC Hosts Black History Month Poetry Event

March 3, 2021 Corinne Beltrame 0

Members of DMACC and the greater Des Moines area performed their own poetry to the DMACC community in celebration of Black History Month during a live event on Feb. 24. The hour-long event was hosted by the DMACC Office of Community […]

The Texas Winter Storm Was Caused by Climate Change

February 24, 2021 Jacki Sørensen 0

Last week, Texas had a historical winter storm with record low temperatures and snowfall, leading to power outages all across the state. Millions of Texans were without power for three to six days, leaving them in the cold […]