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City of Ames Mayor John Haila speaks during an Ames City Council meeting on Jan. 24.

Council approves low-income housing development proposal

Cleo Westin, Politics Reporter
March 1, 2023
Anna Hackbarth (left), a senior majoring in electrical engineering, Jessica Guerrero (middle), a freshman majoring in software engineering and Max Kueller (right), a senior majoring in software engineering, are all running to fill the senate seats to represent the College of Engineering. All headshots were provided by the respective candidate.

Meet the candidates running to represent the College of Engineering

Hannah Molayal, Politics Reporter
February 28, 2023
The Graduate and Professional Student Senate meet on the last Monday of the month.

GPSS hears from Graduate Student Voices, supports Türkiye and Syria

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
February 28, 2023
Madeline Becker, a sophomore majoring in economics and political science, is running for the collegiate panhellenic council seat in the Senate.

Collegiate Panhellenic Council senator aims for reelection

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
February 26, 2023
Iowas state capitol can be found in Des Moines, Iowa.

Local governments face revenue deficit

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
February 23, 2023
Most Iowa State student organizations are eligible to receive funding from the Senate.

Senate funds Blood Drive, weather postpones other agenda items

Hannah Molayal, Politics Reporter
February 22, 2023
The candidates for president are Rebecka Larson, a senior majoring in agricultural policy (left), Kit Clayburn, a senior double majoring in animal ecology and biology (middle) and Emily Roberts, a senior majoring in chemical engineering (right).

Student Government presidential candidates debate two weeks from election

Cleo Westin, Politics Reporter
February 22, 2023
The Ames Climate Action Team was created by community members in 2018.

Climate group discusses city environmental initiatives

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
February 21, 2023
Twyla Anderson, a regular volunteer at the Ames Animal Shelter, said there are guinea pigs in the hallway because there is no other place to put them.

Animal shelter faces space challenges, director calls for new facility

Cleo Westin, Politics Reporter
February 19, 2023
Iowas senior Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley at the Iowa Cattle Industry Headquarters in Ames, Iowa.

Grassley, Klobuchar highlight bipartisan efforts to address drug pricing

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
February 16, 2023
The Student Government body listening to WinterFests request for funding on Nov. 9.

StuGov approves supreme court funding, confirms director of affordability

Andrew Storey, Politics Reporter
February 15, 2023
Ward 2 Rep. Tim Gartin watches a presentation on Jan. 24.

Ames approves RAGBRAI ordinance, budget but not final levy rate

Cleo Westin, Politics Reporter
February 14, 2023
A celebration in honor of the 20th anniversary of the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics was Sept. 23 at the Plaza of Heroines in front of Catt Hall.

Ready to Run: To prepare women for leadership

Stacia Drey, Politics Reporter
February 13, 2023
Jacob Ludwig, 2022-23 student body president and a senior a senior double majoring in economics and political science, reacts to a citizens speech at the Ames City Council meeting on Jan. 24.

Student needed for city ex-officio vacancy

Cleo Westin, Politics Reporter
February 12, 2023
Ames City Council meeting on Jan. 24.

Ames to delay final levy rate approval

Cleo Westin, Politics Reporter
February 9, 2023
Ward 4 Rep. Rachel Junck, Jan. 24.

City electrical rates are 11% lower rates than competitors

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
February 9, 2023
Student Government Vice President candidates during the debate at the Memorial Union on Feb. 7.

Vice-President candidates spar in 3-way debate

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
February 8, 2023
Student Government meets every Wednesday at the Memorial Union.

Meet the candidates running to be the voice of all students

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
February 7, 2023
Diversion or alternative resolutions are offered to low-level and nonviolent offenders as a way to avoid severe legal consequences.

‘Very detrimental to our state’: Educators discuss school vouchers, public funding

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
February 5, 2023
City of Ames Mayor John Haila speaks during an Ames City Council meeting on Jan. 24.

City Council presented budget with revenue cuts

Cleo Westin, Politics Reporter
February 3, 2023
Liberal Arts and Sciences Senator Asray Gopa, a freshman in computer science, speaks at the Student Government meeting on Jan. 25, 2023.

StuGov receives public comment on outdated website

Elizabeth Fogarty, Academics Reporter
February 2, 2023
Ward 3 Rep. Anita Rollins listens to a presentation on Jan. 24.

City seeks student and resident input on Climate Action Plan

Biong Biong, Politics Editor
February 1, 2023
Ward 2 Rep. Tim Gartin listens to a presentation on Jan. 24.

Ames City Council Reviews Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan

Cleo Westin, Politics Reporter
February 1, 2023
The Graduate and Professional Student Senate meets on the last Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m.

Graduate Student Professional Senate questions Iowa State Daily student fee

Hannah Molayal, Politics Reporter
January 31, 2023
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