- Sports Weekly Podcast Episode 87: Previewing Arkansas State, Big 12 weekend slate
- PHOTOS: Iowa State soccer against UCF
- Soccer takeaways: Rain delay forces Cyclone soccer into no contest
- Iowa State battles in no-contest against UCF
- Regents approve measures without discussion, Wintersteen provides update
- Volleyball Takeaways: Cyclones prevail without key players
- Good Cop/Bad Cop: Iowa State vs. Arkansas State
- Reactions to Iowa’s six-week abortion ban enforcement
- No. 20 Iowa State hosts Arkansas State in first game after bye week
- Cyclone Clothing Collection participants discuss their design experiences
![Ethan Lindley, a senior in marketing and AMD and current PR and Marketing Director for this year’s show, wanted something different during his years at Iowa State.“I decided to join The Fashion Show out of a whim,” said Lindley. “Now I feel like The Fashion Show is my own baby, my own organization."I just remember the opening of the [2015] show when Black Skinhead [by Kanye West] started playing and curtains rose -- it was such a bad-ass moment," said Lindley.](https://iowastatedaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/82da3771cf34746ee63f648b82efc09e.jpg)
![Tyler Clarey currently lives in New York City working as a Senior Store Designer Store for the Designing Constructions Innovations Team at L Brands, the parent company of Victoria’s Secret, Pink, Bath & Body Works and more.“I came to The Fashion Show when I was a senior in high school [2004] with my textiles class,” said Clarey. “I never really thought about that, but The Fashion Show is really what brought me to Iowa State."](https://iowastatedaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/898c4db5e8a28c608f348c8c154d9009.jpg)
