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According to Brittanica, Critical race theory is an intellectual and social movement based on the premise that race is not a natural, biologically grounded feature of physically distinct subgroups of human beings but a socially constructed category that is used to oppress and exploit people of colour.

What is Critical Race Theory and why do people oppose It?

Lucas Ramey, Columnist
February 28, 2023
Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks in Beijing with General Secretary of the Communist Party and President of China Xi Jinping.

Weingarten: A new Cold War, hidden but real

Caleb Weingarten, Columnist
February 27, 2023
Rep. Randy Feenstra launched his Feenstra Agriculture Tour on Feb. 22.

Agriculture is the economic engine of Iowa

U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra
February 26, 2023
During the Iowa State National School Walk Out on April 20th, 2018, students from all walks of life gathered to hear more about gun violence and honoring those who have been impacted by it. 

Petzold: How many more?

Megan Petzold, Columnist
February 23, 2023
Why student press is essential to Iowa State

Why student press is essential to Iowa State

ISD Staff
February 22, 2023
E-15 gasoline will help keep fuel costs low for the entire country.

American families deserve year-round access to E-15

U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra
February 20, 2023
Gun violence within schools continues to be a harsh reality.

Weingarten: The new school experience

Caleb Weingarten, Columnist
February 16, 2023
Valentine's Day is the day for love. Even if that love is observed through tabloids. 

Petzold: The love languages of capitalism

Megan Petzold, Columnist
February 14, 2023
Farmland in Humboldt County, Iowa.

Iowa farmland belongs to Iowa farmers

U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra
February 13, 2023
President Joe Biden's 2023 State of the Union Address left the GOP clamoring Tuesday.

How much longer can we go like this?

Caleb Weingarten, Columnist
February 9, 2023
Under the Biden administration, it seems the U.S. Department of Defense is heightening its surveillance.

Chinese foreign relations aren’t looking good

Maximillian Lisowski, Opinion Editor
February 8, 2023
For those who value warmer weather, Punxsutawney Phil holds their world in his hands.

Save us from an everlasting winter, Punxsutawney Phil

Megan Petzold, Columnist
January 31, 2023
Columnist Megan Petzold explains why books are more beneficial than other reading mediums.

Petzold: Books, a thing of the past?

Megan Petzold, Columnist
January 26, 2023
The United States is arguably one of the most influential countries in the world. Columnist Caleb Weingarten argues it could be inspiring, yet dangerous.

Weingarten: A note on US influence

Caleb Weingarten, Columnist
January 24, 2023
"To America, I am not just a man; I am a Black man. And for years, the baggage of that label kept me afraid and silent," writes guest columnist Walter Suza.

Speaking out against racism is risky, but fear will no longer keep me silent

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
January 22, 2023
School vouchers pay the tuition cost of public schools, but they can also pay for religious & private education.

Vouching for our public schools

Carolyn Klaus, Guest Columnist
January 18, 2023
Walter Suza is an adjunct associate professor in the department of agronomy.

For this MLK Day, reflecting on the human struggle with skin color and equality

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
January 16, 2023
Two customers leave Target with 50" flat screen TVs in their shopping carts on Thanksgiving during a Black Friday sale in 2016. 

Consumer habits debilitate conscious efforts

Jack McClellan, Academics Editor
December 8, 2022
People inside the Ames Driver's License Station sit with employees who offer various state services.

Lisowski: REAL IDs, are they necessary?

Maximillian Lisowski, Opinion Editor
December 6, 2022
Note that this is a visualization of the coronavirus, not the pathogens mentioned in the opinion below.

Weingarten: Zombie virus, a new addition to the climate debate

Caleb Weingarten, Columnist
December 1, 2022
The FIFA World Cup is a tournament that is held every four years.

Lisowski: It’s not called soccer

Maximillian Lisowski, Opinion Editor
November 29, 2022
Thanksgiving has always been controversial, but that doesn't mean you should feel guilty about celebrating the day.

Lisowski: You shouldn’t feel bad about Thanksgiving

Maximillian Lisowski, Opinion Editor
November 17, 2022
A voting station at Wilson Toyota of Ames on Nov. 8.

Ramey: Maybe not everyone should vote

Lucas Ramey, Columnist
November 10, 2022
View of the State Capitol building in Des Moines, Iowa, which houses the Iowa General Assembly.

Vote for reproductive rights in Iowa

Mandi Nichols, Guest Columnist
November 7, 2022
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