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Incumbent Mayor Pamela Pepper and mayoral candidate Stephanie Erickson addressed community concerns and discussed Indianola’s future.
Indianola community hears from mayoral special election candidates in forum
Simpsons theme houses are back to hosting in-person events after a year of online activities.
Simpson theme houses return to live events
CMT decided on Oct. 1 that they will not be changing the current mask policy.
Masks will remain until higher vaccination rate is reached
Features
Rebranding is underway for La Casa, including changing the name to Fiesta Jalapeño.
An emotional goodbye to a town favorite restaurant, La Casa
Staff Spotlight: Marisa Mayo
Staff Spotlight: Marisa Mayo
Senior Tyrese Moore initially came to Simpson to play baseball, but the college ended up providing many more unexpected opportunities.
Senior says he came to Simpson for baseball, stayed for community
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Rebranding is underway for La Casa, including changing the name to Fiesta Jalapeño.

An emotional goodbye to a town favorite restaurant, La Casa

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Donda left, Certified Lover Boy right.

Donda or CLB?

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Salt in the wound: on missing white woman syndrome

Salt in the wound: on missing white woman syndrome

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Des Moines man arrested after high-speed chase through campus

Des Moines man arrested after high-speed chase through campus

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Simpson College will be the 11th school in the state of Iowa to offer men’s volleyball.

Simpson becomes 11th college in Iowa to host men’s volleyball

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Simpson students aren’t normal college students

Simpson students aren’t normal college students

Opinion
Simpson students aren’t normal college students
Simpson students aren’t normal college students
Salt in the wound: on missing white woman syndrome
Salt in the wound: on missing white woman syndrome
Graphic by Bailey Earls
Travel and Safety: Gabby Petito
COVID-19
CMT decided on Oct. 1 that they will not be changing the current mask policy.
Masks will remain until higher vaccination rate is reached
Campus only 4% away from reaching 80% student vaccination goal
Campus only 4% away from reaching 80% student vaccination goal
Vaccination rate hits 74%; Two new COVID cases reported on campus
Vaccination rate hits 74%; Two new COVID cases reported on campus
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