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Iowa State Universitys 4-H Youth Development extension applied an innovative structure working toward diversity around working in isolation with their Champion teams.

4-H Youth Development increases accessibility to promote diversity, inclusion

August 8, 2021
Iowa State Universitys 4-H Youth Development extension applied an innovative structure working toward diversity around working in isolation with their Champion teams.

4-H ‘Champions’ the movement toward positive youth development through diversity

July 29, 2021
Postal workers holding an End Systemic Racism sign at the BLM Unity March and Rally in Des Moines, Iowa. 

New Iowa law restricting ‘divisive’ concepts concerns ISU faculty with unclear application

July 11, 2021
This rural broadband project is designed to bring wireless technologies and broadband capabilities to rural farm areas in order to provide precision agriculture in crop farming and livestock. 

Iowa State University Research Group receives $8 million grant for Wireless Rural Communications Project

July 1, 2021
Facebook Campus rolls out to Iowa State students so they can have their own space to exclusively talk about college-related topics and questions. 

Facebook moves Iowa State ‘Campus’ online, introduces college-only space

June 23, 2021
Design by Peter Lemken.

City of Ames hosts mental health first aid sessions as part of Mental Health Initiative

June 18, 2021
In the new Iowa legislation, it is prohibited to teach that Iowa or the United States is systemically racist. 

Iowa State professor explains issues, potential effects of new legislation limiting diversity training

June 11, 2021
At 6 p.m. July 10, there will be a kick-off event with more information on the Ames Appreciation Project and the opportunity to make signs or pick up supplies at the Ames Public Library.

City of Ames announces new Ames Appreciation Project

June 9, 2021
Since the death of George Floyd, efforts are being made by local groups, including Ames Black Lives Matter and the ISU Black Student Alliance, to advocate for radical change in the fight against racism and police brutality. 

A year since the death of George Floyd

May 30, 2021
Gov. Kim Reynolds passed a bill banning mask mandates in the state of Iowa.

Gov. Kim Reynolds signs new law banning government mask mandates

May 21, 2021

Story County Board of Health to Discuss New CDC Guidelines and Masks Thursday Night

May 19, 2021
The House approved the Washington D.C. statehood bill to send it to the Senate.

Washington D.C. statehood bill moves past House to an unlikely Senate vote

April 28, 2021
View of the State Capitol building in Des Moines, Iowa, which houses the Iowa General Assembly.

Iowa House Republicans propose freeze on tuition and budget increase for Iowa public universities for 2022

April 19, 2021
President Joe Biden discussed China as a rising economic competitor to the United States during a press conference.

A look into China’s rapidly growing economy and its ability to rival the number one U.S. economy

April 8, 2021
New legislation bans concepts that label America and Iowa as systemically racist, and it is intended to prevent racial and sex scapegoating. 

State vaccine allocations increase but remain limited in Story County

April 1, 2021

Student Government election: College of Business

March 21, 2021
Armaan Gupta is one of two candidates running in the 2021 Student Government election for the College of Business.

Student Government senator candidate: Armaan Gupta

March 20, 2021
Sanjana Addagarla, a senior majoring in management information systems, is one of two candidates running to represent one of the two appointed positions for the College of Business. 

Student Government senator candidate: Sanjana Addagarla

March 20, 2021
President Donald Trump speaks to thousands of supporters at a rally Oct. 14 at the Des Moines International Airport.

Lecture Series panel discusses 2020 election, mass media and free speech

March 3, 2021
A week following the insurrection against the U.S. Capitol, the U.S. House impeached then-President Donald Trump with incitement.

Social media, free speech and democracy: Moving forward after the 2020 elections

March 2, 2021
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