By: Sheyenne Manning/Staff Writer

After more than three years of work on Simpson's new curriculum, students will begin to see some changes in their coarse options next fall. and nbsp;...

Next fall, Simpson College's laundry program will be undergoing a complete makeover. Students will no longer have to pay quarters each time they want to wash a load of laundry. Instead, the cost of the service will be factored into students' room rates at...

Simpson College's Professor of Psychology Carl Halgren will retire this May after 39 years of service to the school. and nbsp;...

HvZ lands student in hospital GOP hopeful Branstad on campus Laptop stolen from music building...

Junior Macy Koch and sophomore Tyson Wirtz have been elected as the new student body president and vice president for the 2010-2011 school year. and nbsp;...

Simpson College's federal tax returns show what appear to be sizable raises for President John Byrd and his vice presidents in recent years, but one administrator said that data can be misleading....

By: Peter Kaspari/Staff Writer

As the school year winds down and students prepare for May Term and summer, Simpson College is wrapping up searches for new faculty members who will begin their employment in the fall....

Former Sen. Culver visits Simpson Finalists chosen for Distinguished Faculty Award Simpson alum wins Pulitzer Prize...

By: Becca Harris/Staff Writer

Simpson College continues to recognize students and faculty for their achievements, adding a new award this year. The national award was created in 1989 to recognize the hard work of students and faculty through their leadership activities....

After 18 years as a teacher, Steve Shafer, associate professor of accounting, has decided to leave the world of teaching due to failing health....

By: Courtney Glienke/Special to the Simpsonian

The Sesquicentennial Celebration planning committee is already hard at work getting ready for Simpson College's 150th birthday party this fall. and nbsp;...

The Student Government Association is ready to begin the process of electing members for the 2010-2011 school year; all they need now are for students to vote....

After 52 years of teaching at Simpson College, Professor Cliff Meints, is turning in his infamous bow ties, or at least some of them....

By: Allison McNeal/Copy Editor

Math students show off work at annual symposium Seniors display talents in final art exhibit Campus Security Crime Log: 3 car burglaries reported on campus...

High school juniors from across the state and the country will be converging on campus tomorrow to participate in Junior Visit Day. The event usually draws around 170 students plus their parents and guests. Simpson College has been hosting the event for...

Yesterday, while students were taking a break from cleaning up the Indianola community as part of Campus Day, several census employees were on campus to assist them in filling out their census form....

Following the devastating earthquake in Chile, one Simpson College student is doing his part to seek donations to help the country rebuild. Sophomore Gaston Akerman is an international student from Buenos Aires, Argentina and has been leading the donatio...

By: Allison McNeal/Copy Editor

Students encouraged to submit symposium applications Campus Security and nbsp; Crime Log ...

Simpson College continues to excel in the private college world by dedicating time to the community; that is, through community service. That emphasis on helping others seems to have paid off. For the fifth year in a row Simpson was recognized as a membe...

By: Katie Anthony/Staff Writer

Ever since the news that Aetna Insurance would be cancelling the current insurance policy for Simpson College, the Health Services department has been working furiously to find a new insurance policy for Simpson students. According to Rita Audlehelm, dir...