It’s not often that adults get to start their lives from scratch.
If you thought the Civil War was the only war going on in the United States during the 1860s, you can be forgiven.
Simpson Production will be putting on its first opera, “The Magic Flute,” on Nov. 15 thought the 17.
Simpson College's defense held Wartburg to its lowest-scoring outing of the season, but could not pull off the upset and lost, 29-15, inside Buxton Stadium during homecoming weekend for Storm football.
Red and gold streamers, along with a few raindrops, filled the sky by Simpson College’s Hillman Hall Saturday as Simpson celebrated the public launch of its “Imagine the Impact” campaign — a $25 million capitol campaign — during Homecoming celebrations Saturday.
Dollars for Scholars
One hundred nineteen Indianola High School seniors received $86,500 in scholarship awards through Indianola Area Dollars for Scholars at the May 20, 2021 Awards Ceremony held at Indianola High School. Read more
Jaylen Msuya is a member of the Class of 2021. He was inadvertently left out of the 2021 Indianola graduation section. Read more
Avery Kingery is a member of the Class of 2021. She was inadvertently left out of the 2021 Indianola graduation section. Read more
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It’s not often that adults get to start their lives from scratch.
If you thought the Civil War was the only war going on in the United States during the 1860s, you can be forgiven.
Simpson Production will be putting on its first opera, “The Magic Flute,” on Nov. 15 thought the 17.
Simpson College's defense held Wartburg to its lowest-scoring outing of the season, but could not pull off the upset and lost, 29-15, inside Buxton Stadium during homecoming weekend for Storm football.
Red and gold streamers, along with a few raindrops, filled the sky by Simpson College’s Hillman Hall Saturday as Simpson celebrated the public launch of its “Imagine the Impact” campaign — a $25 million capitol campaign — during Homecoming celebrations Saturday.
Bounce houses, a band and a Big Game lead the ways Simpson College will celebrate Homecoming Saturday and Sunday, and Indianola is invited to join the fun.
Simpson College recently reported that student voting on its campus increased 15.7 percent in last year’s election and is more than 11 percentage points higher than the national average.
Indianola is full of volunteer opportunities, but finding them isn't always easy.
It can be hard to grasp the brand of an institution.
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Jay Simmons, president of Simpson College, announced Thursday that he will be stepping down.
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