This Story was first published in The Times Delphic Everyone knows his name. His face is plastered on the walls of dorms and offices and the sides of laptops and Hydro Flask bottles. He’s made appearances on national television, and when he steps onto the court of the Knapp Center, the whole crowd cheers. Not …
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This story was first published in The Times Delphic student newspaper A grocery store, restaurant and apartments will be built at University Avenue and 22nd Street. The three-story development will include both a locally owned grocery store and restaurant on the ground floor, with 24 apartment units above. The lot was previously occupied by a …
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This story was first published in The Times Delphic student newspaper A national shortage of teachers and high turnover rates in the profession has made keeping classrooms staffed increasingly difficult for Des Moines area school districts. In May, Axios reported that Des Moines Public Schools lost 310 of its teachers over the summer due to retirement or …
This story was first published in The Times Delphic student newspaper Republicans on the House education committee advanced a bill to the House floor on Feb. 1 that would regulate how schools treat transgender students. House File 180 would prohibit public and charter schools from taking several actions regarding transgender students. Schools couldn’t accommodate a student’s …
