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Heather Crandall, a volunteer for Betos campaign, gets ready for an interview outside the Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines moments after Beto announces he has dropped out of the presidential race on Friday.

PHOTOS: Supporters mourn the end of Beto O’Rourke’s presidential campaign

Courtesy Of Celeste Ki and Olivia Benjamin
November 2, 2019
TREDS 2019 (124)

PHOTOS: TREDS

Nick Nading
October 21, 2019
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg spoke in Ames on Oct. 16. Buttigieg answered questions surrounding wars, the possible make up of his presidential cabinet and more.

PHOTOS: Mayor Pete Buttigieg

Caitlin Yamada and Alexander Gray
October 16, 2019
Sophomore guard Tyrese Haiburton speaks to reporters at the mens basketball media day Oct. 16. 

PHOTOS: Men’s basketball media day

Caitlin Yamada
October 16, 2019
Jane Erickson and Linda Church joined four others to attend a Warren watch party Tuesday night for the Democratic Debate.

PHOTOS: Democratic debate watch parties

Celeste Ki and Ariana Sanchez
October 15, 2019
The 2019 Ames Oktoberfest featured music, a variety of beers and wines, and several yard games for entertainment. Mugs were free for the first thousand people to attend.

PHOTOS: Ames Oktoberfest

Caitlin Yamada
October 13, 2019
On Oct. 12, the Iowa State Bacon Expo hosted its seventh annual event for Iowa State students and their families to learn more about the swine industry and enjoy all kinds of bacon. Three members of the Agricultural Business Club prepare to hand out bacon samples.

PHOTOS: BaconExpo in Ames

Collin Maguire
October 13, 2019
lovelytheband performed in the Great Hall Oct. 4 during AfterDark. TWIN XL opened for the band. 

PHOTOS: lovelytheband and TWIN XL

Caitlin Yamada
October 7, 2019
Over the summer, I was given the chance to further explore my interest in photography and gave me the chance to develop my passion. 

Yamada: ‘We are visual people’

Caitlin Yamada
September 29, 2019
James Oliver, director of the student innovation center, leads a tour showing the progress of the new Student Innovation Center as of Sept. 17. The building is planned to open in January.

PHOTOS: Advanced look at student innovation center

Caitlin Yamada
September 19, 2019
OSTON headlined the maintenance shop on Sept. 18. It was the first time OSTON had performed in Iowa.

PHOTOS: Capital Soirée and OSTON in the M-Shop

Caitlin Yamada
September 18, 2019

COLLECTION: Photo galleries from the Cy-Hawk game

Caitlin Yamada/ Garrett Heyd
September 15, 2019
Students and other fans made a huge turnout for ESPN College GameDay on Saturday Sept. 14 at Iowa State. Many different Iowa and Iowa State signs were scattered throughout the audience. 

PHOTOS: GameDay at Iowa State

Caitlin Yamada
September 15, 2019
Iowa State celebrates after a turnover during the Iowa vs. Iowa State football game Sept. 14, 2019. 

PHOTOS: Iowa vs. Iowa State football

Garrett Heyd
September 15, 2019
The Ames Pridefest took place on 5th and Douglas on Saturday, Sept. 7. 

PHOTOS: Ames Pridefest

Caitlin Yamada
September 8, 2019
Max Frost performed in the Maintenance Shop on Saturday Sept.7.

PHOTOS: Max Frost in the M-Shop

Caitlin Yamada
September 8, 2019
The City of Ames held a ribbon cutting revealing the crosswalks at the intersection of 5th and Douglas with inclusive paintings.

PHOTOS: Ames reveals inclusive sidewalks

Caitlin Yamada
September 3, 2019
Students filled the Sun Room during the first ISU Afterdark to play bingo.

PHOTOS: David Dobrik, other activities at first ISU AfterDark

Danielle Peterson
August 31, 2019
We the Kings, singers of punk hit Check Yes Juliet, performed in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union on Thursday. The band played a variety of songs including their top hits Check Yes Juliet and Sad Songs and covers such as The Middle by Jimmy Eat World.

PHOTOS: We The Kings at the Great Hall

Caitlin Yamada
August 30, 2019
Individuals stood on Central Campus waiting patiently to open their envelops and join their new chapters Aug. 22 during Bid Day held on Central Campus.

PHOTOS: Bid Day at Iowa State

Caitlin Yamada
August 25, 2019
Kids were given the change to run drills and make touchdowns during Victory Day on the MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium on Aug. 23. Victory Day gives local children with disabilities the opportunity to meet and play with members of the Iowa State football team.

PHOTOS: Football players and children participate in Victory Day

Caitlin Yamada and Garrett Heyd
August 25, 2019
An art piece entitled “The Messenger” by Iowa State sophomores Mali Bilstad, Laney Krebs, Darbi Shaw, Ryan Piloni and senior Kayleen Mercer as well as Alexzandria Cheatham hangs in the entry way of the Ames Public Library on Aug. 14. The event Wearable Art, hosted by the library, runs from Aug. 14 to Aug. 24 and features several examples of wearable designs from students in the College of Design. 

PHOTO: Wearable Art exhibit

Grant Tetmeyer
August 14, 2019
Linda Hagedorn, president of the League of Women Voters of Ames and Story County, explains the history of the 1965 Voting Rights Act and how the Supreme Courts decision in Shelby County v. Holder has impacted voting rights across the country. The Shine a Light for Democracy Vigil was organized by the League of Women Voters and took place Aug. 6 at City Hall, featuring several local voters rights advocates and legislators. 

PHOTOS: Shine a Light for Democracy Vigil

Emily Berch
August 6, 2019
Madalyn Anderson, chair of the Story County Democrats, announces newly-elected State Rep. Ross Wilburn at Mother’s Pub on Aug 6. Wilburn won the seat with 97% of the vote.

PHOTOS: State Rep. Ross Wilburn wins Iowa House District 46 special election

Grant Tetmeyer
August 6, 2019
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