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The busy Hilton Coliseum floors are packed with engineering students looking to find employment during the Engineering Career Fair on Sept. 24, 2024.

PHOTOS: Day two of the Engineering Career Fair

Liz Koeppen, Matteo Bender, Calla Foster, Sam Nigg, William Thornton, Maeley Rosengren, Kalee Wise, and Elizabeth Lane
September 24, 2024
A 1970 Buick GS on display at the ISU Car Club Car Show, Ames, Iowa, Sept. 14, 2024.

PHOTOS: Iowa State Car Club car show

Andrew Jesus, Photojournalist
September 17, 2024
David Carr exhibits Kate Totemeier's steer in the 2024 Iowa State Fair Governor Charity Steer Show at the Livestock Pavilion on Aug. 10, 2024.

PHOTOS: Iowa State represents in the 2024 Governor Charity Steer Show

Elizabeth Lane, Photojournalist
August 13, 2024
Un-named student holds sign up demanding the end of police brutality now during the ISUPD Officer Frankie Contreras protest organized by Color of Love on Feb. 1, 2024.

PHOTOS: Students protest ISUPD

Brielle Tuttle, Brittany Huston, Jacob Rice, and Joseph Dicklin
February 2, 2024
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PHOTOS: Save America at the Iowa State Fairgrounds

Gabby Lucas
October 10, 2021
A truck pulls a wagon of visitors through a dairy barn during the Iowa State Dairy Farm's open house on June 9. Cows are separated by age in the barns, because cows naturally establish a social order based on age. Cows around their own age are less likely to be mean to each other, tour leaders said.

PHOTOS: Dairy Farm Open House

June 9, 2017
On Main Street in Ames, Henry Kaufmann presented Anant and Kavita Jain their caricature drawing on June 2.

PHOTOS: Artwalk on Main Street

June 5, 2017
Barton Residence Hall, built in 1916, undergoes some summer renovations on May 23. Many on campus projects are underway while the majority of students are off campus for the summer.

PHOTOS: Summer Construction

May 24, 2017
Kathy Wiederin stares into the mouth of Rufus the Triggerfish, one of the sculptures in the Washed Ashore exhibit in Reiman Gardens, on May 17. Reiman Gardens will be the first public gardens in the entire country to host this colorful, garbage-to-art exhibit.

PHOTOS: Reiman Garden Washed Ashore Exhibit

May 17, 2017
Ames has been ranked as the second best college town in America for 2018 by livability.com.

PHOTOS: Quiet Campus

May 17, 2017
A goat grazes on unwanted weeds at Ada Hayden Heritage Park on May 15. The goats have been released to control unwanted invasive species along the southeast side of Ada Hayden, and will be at the park for 4 to 7 days.

PHOTOS: Goats at Ada Hayden

May 15, 2017
Families watch the movie Trolls from the stands of Jack Trice Stadium. The Jr. Cyclone Club sponsored its fifth annual Movie Night at Jack Trice Stadium on Saturday, May 13. 

PHOTOS: Weekend Movie at Jack Trice

May 14, 2017
The Christian Petersen Art Museum's latest exhibition, "Red", explores the role of the color red in society and artwork across multiple media and time periods.

PHOTOS: “Red” Art Exhibit Opens

January 13, 2017
Mikayla Kloth climbs all the way to the top of a National Guard rock climbing wall. The wall was set up just outside of Jack Trice Stadium for the Iowa Games opening ceremonies on July 17, 2015. 

Iowa Games opening ceremonies gallery

July 18, 2015
Former ISU student Xairia Opperman performs for the crowd at Reiman Gardens before the Fourth of July fireworks show on Friday.

Gallery: The Fourth at Reiman Gardens

July 4, 2015
Dale Brown chops through a board during a taekwondo demonstration outside of the Memorial Union on April 20.

Martial Arts Clubs Give Demonstration Outside MU

April 20, 2015
Members of the Indian Students' Association and their friends dance the night away at Desi Night on Friday, April 3. Desi Night is hosted each semester.

PHOTOS: Desi Night

April 5, 2015
The fall semester of the 2014 year has come to a close.  The Iowa State Daily reflects on all of the changes and progress that have been made both on campus and around the nation/world. ISU students have brought change, spoke their minds and made a difference. With faculty and staff behind them every step of the way, there is no way that 2014 could not have been closed in any better of way.  Check out 50 photos to help summarize the 2014 fall semester.

50 Photos to summarize 2014 Fall semester

December 27, 2014
Frankie Ballard performed on Main Street as a part of Ames Main Street cultural district's Firefly County Nights series. The evening consisted of beer, barbecue and country music. Other performers included Leah Turner and Danny Grause.

Firefly Country Nights

July 18, 2014
Fernando Murillo, sophomore in industrial engineering and EOP leader, and Luis Camacho, senior at South East Polk high school participated in the Early Outreach Program, or EOP. EOP is a service provided to high school seniors who are prospective first generation college students. EOP, along with Trio and Outdoor recreation services, teamed up to provide students the oppourtunity to paddle around Lake Laverne and splash eachother.

Early Outreach Program benefits students

June 25, 2014
Senior guard DeAndre Kane flexes at a cheering crowd during Iowa State's 87-72 win over Baylor on Jan. 7 at Hilton Coliseum. Kane scored a season high 30 points that night.

Men’s basketball: No. 9 Iowa State takes down No. 7 Baylor at Hilton Coliseum.

January 7, 2014
The Great Hall of the Memorial Union was full of blood donors on Wednesday, March 21. Iowa State hosted one of the largest blood drives in the nation March 19 to 22.

Blood Drive

March 21, 2012
Jessie Liebenguth, 2006 ISU graduate in horticulture; Lane Mathis, junior in agricultural and life sciences education; and Sarah Rummery, 2003 ISU graduate in horticulture, celebrate receiving some rare Blue Mysqiue Orchids on Thursday, Nov. 3 at Reiman Gardens. Reiman Gardens is open year-round and all ISU students get free admission.

Reiman Gardens prepares for winter

November 3, 2011
On Thursday, Sept. 22, Elyse Gieschen, Brian Vanderheyden and Ashley Huth, all graduate students in education leadership and policy studies, enjoy the cupcakes at the Cupcake Smackdown outside of the Parks Library. Student Affairs leaders faced off to raise the most money through donations for cupcakes. The money will go the 2011 United Way campaign.  

Cupcake Smackdown

September 22, 2011
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