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Oscars awards

Takeaways from the Oscars

Jake Dalbey
March 4, 2018
Tristan Wade, news editor of academics 2017-18

Daily staff Grammy predictions

Jake Dalbey
January 25, 2018

Cy jokes police should arrest Jayhawks fan ahead of Kansas basketball game

Jake Dalbey
January 9, 2018
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5 holiday movies to check out this holiday season

Jake Dalbey
December 19, 2017
President-select Wendy Wintersteen speaks during an interview with the Iowa State Daily on Nov. 3.

Top 5 takeaways from Wendy Wintersteen

Jake Dalbey
November 8, 2017
The Iowa State student section cheers on the Cyclones during the first game of the season against UNI on Saturday, Sept. 2. The Cyclones defeated the Panthers 42-24.

Community reactions to Iowa State upset over Oklahoma

Jake Dalbey
October 7, 2017
Jake Dalbey pictured at Lollapalooza. 

Jake Dalbey: Assistant digital editor of social media

Jake Dalbey
October 2, 2017

Regents, Leath discuss new tuition increase

Jake Dalbey
May 10, 2017
Professor of biomedical sciences, Tim Day, spoke about the academic performance of student athletes at Iowa State during Tuesdays Faculty Senate meeting. The Faculty Senate consists of 82 representatives elected by the general faculty. 

Student-athletes highlighted at Faculty Senate meeting

Jake Dalbey
April 18, 2017
The Board of Regents for the State of Iowa met at the Alumni Center on Dec. 2.

Iowa State to propose several educational changes to Board of Regents

Jake Dalbey
April 13, 2017
Nicci Port, project director for the Office of Diversity and Inclusion writes down ideas for creating a Pride Fest in Ames later this fall, during a planning session April 12 in Beardshear Hall. 

Proposed pride celebration aims to bring inclusivity to Ames

Jake Dalbey
April 12, 2017
Senior Zachary Koehn works on creating and importing animations for his senior project mixed reality Hololens game. 

Club aims to introduce students to rising video game industry

Jake Dalbey
April 11, 2017
The Board of Regents for the State of Iowa met at the Alumni Center on Dec. 2.

Three regent appointees confirmed by Senate

Jake Dalbey
April 10, 2017
Provost Jonathan Wickert speaks to the members gathered at the P&S meeting on Sep. 1.

P&S council addresses campus controversy, parking

Jake Dalbey
April 6, 2017
ISD

Newly proposed tuition increases affecting several fields of study

Jake Dalbey
March 30, 2017
The Knoll, pictured in March 2017, taken from the southeast. 

Iowa State presidential search requirements released

Jake Dalbey
March 29, 2017
University of Northern Iowa President Ben Allen

Allen approved as Iowa State interim president

Jake Dalbey
March 27, 2017
Jacob Gasper, sophomore in pre-architecture, looks at some of the projects he has worked on. Design students put hours of work into their projects.

Design students face challenges unique to their majors

Jake Dalbey
March 26, 2017

Faith based organizations on campus

Jake Dalbey
March 20, 2017

The ins and out of meal bundles

Jake Dalbey
March 20, 2017
Senior Grant Luther and junior Jenna Sandquist are both music majors with an emphasis on vocals. 

A high price: The treble for music majors

Jake Dalbey
March 19, 2017
Kaleb Vanfosson, junior in political science, speaks to the Student Government senate during their meeting in the Campanile Room of the Memorial Union on March 8. Vanfosson and others spoke about the topic of the universitys use of prison labor. 

Student Government discusses prison labor during open forum, funds student orgs

Jake Dalbey
March 7, 2017
Cathann Arceneaux Kress will be leaving Iowa State in May for a position at Ohio State University.

Leader in Iowa State outreach and extension to take position at Ohio State

Jake Dalbey
March 6, 2017
Cathann Arceneaux Kress will be leaving Iowa State in May for a position at Ohio State University.

ISU VP for extension and outreach accepts position at Ohio State University

Michael Heckle and Jake Dalbey
March 6, 2017
Vendors with self-care products and services talk to students like Aaron Zoellner, junior in psychology, at the Rock Your Body event to raise awareness for body image issues and eating disorders. Rock Your Body took place in the Cardinal Room, March 2 and is apart of BEIDA week.

Rock Your Body celebrates positivity, self-love

Jake Dalbey
March 2, 2017
The Iowa Capitol in Des Moines, Iowa.

Additional budget cuts hit Iowa public universities

Jake Dalbey
February 25, 2017
Iowa State president Steven Leath addresses the Board of Regents during a meeting on Feb. 23 in the Alumni Center. Leath talked how the university would respond to recent budget cuts (postponing renovations on the library, Kildee Hall, and the events center), the opening of the Student Wellness Center, and the most recent student diversity statistics.

Leath addresses budget cuts at Board of Regents

Jake Dalbey
February 23, 2017
Board of Regents member Milt Dakovich listens while a plan to improve Reiman Gardens is presented.

Board of Regents brings attention to class usage, retention

Jake Dalbey
February 22, 2017

What to look for at the 2017 Oscars

Jake Dalbey
February 21, 2017
Iowa Board of Regents President Bruce Rastetter listens to a result of an audit during a meeting in the Great Hall of the MU on Feb 25, 2016. 

Board of Regents to discuss curriculum, retention rates

Jake Dalbey
February 20, 2017
The Campanile held a concert today around noon on Central campus. An assortment of songs were played.

Sketch brings slam poetry to Iowa State

Jake Dalbey
February 16, 2017
Iowa Board of Regents President Bruce Rastetter listens to a result of an audit during a meeting in the Great Hall of the MU on Feb 25, 2016. 

Board of Regents president will not seek reappointment

Jake Dalbey
February 12, 2017
Brandon Long, owner of High Class Glass, considers himself a relaxed store owner, and hopes that his store can stay in Campustown as long as possible. High Class Glass is located at 2480 Lincoln Way. 

Redefining art one pipe at a time

Jake Dalbey
February 5, 2017
Connor OBrien-Stoffa, sophomore in performing arts, practices for the the Orchesis I Dance Companys Barjche 2011 show on Thursday, Feb. 3 in Fisher Theater. The theme of this years Barjche is Project Earth: Dance, Nature, & Sustainability. Stoffa is dancing to the piece Oil Spill April 20th to July 15th of 2010 with choreography by Erwin Columbus, senior in chemical engineering.

‘Threads’ show celebrates 71 years of dance

Jake Dalbey
January 31, 2017
SART locations

Story County SART team: Always there, always ready

Jake Dalbey
January 31, 2017
Jack Block graduated from Iowa State in 1979. He now spends his time researching different cattle farming methods. 

Iowa State alumnus’ research to improve cattle farming methods

Jake Dalbey
January 31, 2017
Board of Regents President Bruce Rastetter looks over notes during a meeting in the Memorial Union Feb. 25. 

Getting to know the Board of Regents

Jake Dalbey
January 29, 2017
Kristin Failor was recently named State Relations Officer at Iowa State University. Before accepting her new position at ISU, Failor served as the director of government relations for the Iowa Telecommunications Association, assistant general for West Bank, and a research analyst for the Iowa Legislature.  

Student input reigns supreme to Board of Regents state relations officer

Jake Dalbey
January 23, 2017
ISD

Enrollment and student success open forums conclude

Jake Dalbey
January 22, 2017
Laura Doering, one of the candidates for Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success, gives a presentation to her audience during the forum on Jan. 19. Doering is currently the Iowa State University registrar. 

Student debt, success addressed at open forum

Jake Dalbey
January 19, 2017
City Council members look at a projection of possible routes for new bike lanes on Sept. 20. The big focus of the Sept. 20 meeting was where new bike lanes would be installed south of Iowa State University.

Ames capital improvement plan discussed for future

Jake Dalbey
January 17, 2017
Katherine Johnson Suski, candidate for Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success, shares why she would best fit the role. This is the first time a position like this has been offered at ISU. 

Open forums begin to determine new admissions vice president

Jake Dalbey
January 17, 2017
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Changing technology creates new cyber opportunities, raises questions of ethical use

Jake Dalbey
April 27, 2016

Regent Mary Andringa resigns from board

Alex Connor and Jake Dalbey
April 27, 2016
Iowa State University President Steven Leath listens to a result of an audit during a Iowa Board of Regents meeting in the Great Hall of the MU on Feb 25. 

Board of Regents discuss new lease agreements

Jake Dalbey
April 20, 2016
The Board of Regents for the State of Iowa met at the Alumni Center on Dec. 2.

New Board of Regents website design begins pre-production

Jake Dalbey
April 14, 2016
Angelica Ross talks to a crowd of students and community members about being transgender as part of the first event of the 2016 Iowa State Pride Week. Ross is the CEO of TransTech Social Enterprises, a company that helps transgender people with job training and work experience. 

Speaker empowers transgender lives

Ellen Bombela
April 11, 2016
Several cars wait at the intersection of Ash Avenue and Lincoln Way on Sept. 14. The Ames Area Metropolitan Planning Organization is analyzing and updating the plans for many streets in Ames, including Ash Avenue and Lincoln Way. The organization is working toward enhancing the ability for bikes, cars, buses and pedestrians to get around the Ames community within the next 25 years.

Students help build legacy for Emmalee Jacobs

Jake Dalbey
April 11, 2016
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A love long awaited

Ellen Bombela and Sydney Upah, Sydney.Upah@Iowastatedaily
April 10, 2016
Stephan Wilson, dean of the College of Human Sciences at Oklahoma State University spoke at an open forum in Bessey Hall April 5. Wilson is one of three candidates in the running for the dean of Iowa States College of Human Sciences. 

Human Science open forums conclude

Jake Dalbey
April 5, 2016

Lecture encourages student imagination toward future

Jake Dalbey
March 29, 2016
LGBTQIA+ and allied people gather in the South Ballroom of the Memorial Union on March 26 for the first annual Equality Prom.

Pride Prom provides all-inclusive environment

Ellen Bombela
March 28, 2016

APEX art exhibit promotes student artwork

Jake Dalbey
March 27, 2016

Dean of Human Sciences open forums begin

Jake Dalbey
March 21, 2016

Board of Regents discuss success of new undergraduate, graduate programs

Jake Dalbey
March 9, 2016

Iowa Senate passes bill that protects transgender people

Ellen Bombela
March 8, 2016

ISU students share varying identifications, personal definitions

Ellen Bombela
March 7, 2016
puppy mills

Puppy mill abuse brought to light

Jake Dalbey
March 1, 2016

Underground railroad presentation makes ISU connection

Jake Dalbey
February 25, 2016
A member of the Business Council arranges cans during the sculpture building contest. The contest took place on Tuesday night in the Sukup atrium. 

Organizations build food sculptures for good cause

Ellen Bombela
February 24, 2016
Iowa State has gained approval to build a new Advance Teaching and Research Building and perform a major renovation of Bessey Hall. The projects are estimated to cost a combined $80 million.

Bessey Hall additions in works to accommodate for growing student population

Jake Dalbey
February 21, 2016
Housing options for students, freshman especially, are being considered carefully by the  university. With limited space it is important that there are convenient locations for students, while there is also accessibility to apartments that allow for more independence for some students. 

AccessPlus overload frustrates students

Jake Dalbey
February 18, 2016
Jyl Shaffer

Equal opportunity open forums conclude

Jake Dalbey
February 16, 2016

Lecture focuses on tolerance, justice

Ellen Bombela
February 15, 2016
Margo Foreman

Equal opportunity director open forums continue with Foreman

Jake Dalbey
February 11, 2016
Super Bowl 50 pepsi Half time show

Super Bowl halftime performance has profound message

Ellen Bombela
February 11, 2016

The effect of religious terrorism

Jake Dalbey
February 10, 2016
Coexist/religious freedom

Religious turmoil responsible for widespread violence

Jake Dalbey
February 10, 2016
Ellyn Bartges is a candidate for the Director of Equal Opportunity.

Director of equal opportunity open forums continue

Jake Dalbey
February 9, 2016
The rainbow flag was flown in honor of the LGBT movement as the Defense of Marriage Act was overturned June 26, 2013, after the Supreme Court declared that it was unconstitutional.

Sorority aims to be inclusive on campus

Ellen Bombela
February 3, 2016

Director of equal opportunity open forums commence

Jake Dalbey
February 2, 2016

Future Student Innovation Center promotes collaboration among students

Jake Dalbey
January 28, 2016
exploring iowa

Students launch website inspired by adventure

Ellen Bombela
January 27, 2016

CdeBaca informs students about fight against human trafficking

Ellen Bombela
January 19, 2016
Iowa Regent Larry McKibben advocates for a third year of instate tuition freezes for the three public universities during the Regents meeting on Dec. 3 at the Alumni Center. The Board of Regents unanimously voted in favor of continuing the tuition freeze.

International community reacts to increased tuition

Jake Dalbey
January 15, 2016

TEDx event coming to campus

Ellen Bombela
January 11, 2016
LGBTA Alliance members and leaders Katie Smith, president, and Ben Spick, education and outreach chair, pose for a photo. The LGBTAA had a successful ice cream social with the LGBTSS community earlier in the year.

LGBT organizations focus on outreach

Ellen Bombela
December 10, 2015
ISD

Open forum answers questions over rape culture outrage

Jake Dalbey
December 8, 2015

Drake to host conference to discuss issues on college campuses

Ellen Bombela
December 4, 2015
Mason Frank, senior in math education, is the first runner to pass through columns of christmas lights which mark the finish line of the 2013 Jingle Jog race outside of Curtis Hall on Dec. 6. Runners started at Beardshear Hall from where they loop around by the Design building over to lead and back over to Curtis Hall all while enduring subzero temperatures. “The Living History Farms race was worse,” said Frank.

Jingle Jog to provide festive start to Winterfest

Jake Dalbey
December 4, 2015
International Food Night was held on Nov. 10 at St. Thomas Aquinas Church from 7:00 to 9:30pm. Food from all over the world was represented at this event.

International flavors spark changes to UDCC

Jake Dalbey
December 1, 2015

What is a Safe Zone?

Ellen Bombela and Eric Wirth And
November 30, 2015

Safe Zone training helps create more welcoming community

Ellen Bombela
November 30, 2015

Startup Weekend returns to Ames

Ellen Bombela
November 19, 2015
Student visa

International students face legal uncertainty after college

Jake Dalbey
November 18, 2015
Clare Lemke, assistant director of the LGBT Student Services Center, speaks about the ground rules for the Trans Day of Remembrance event Monday evening the Memorial Union. The event was held as a gathering to mourn the lives of transgender persons lost, and to raise awareness about the losses. The event was community focused, and included multiple small group discussions about the tragedies. 

Community members gather to remember murdered transgenders

Ellen Bombela
November 16, 2015

Dining director forums continue

Jake Dalbey
November 13, 2015

International week begins at Iowa State

Jake Dalbey
November 12, 2015
Hawthorn serves breakfast pizza, sandwiches and pastries.

Dining director open forums begin

Jake Dalbey
November 12, 2015

Students face tough choices after graduation

Jake Dalbey
November 12, 2015
A panel leads a discussion about homelessness in the LGBTQ+ community with an emphasis on youth in Iowa. The discussion took place on Monday in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union.

Ryan Berg, panelists discuss the plight of homeless LGBTQ+ youth

Ellen Bombela
November 9, 2015

Native American awareness week

Jake Dalbey
November 8, 2015
Native american heritage month

Native American students strive to raise awareness on campus

Jake Dalbey
November 8, 2015
Colleges Against Cancer student organization participated in ISUPhilanthro, held on the lawn of Phi Kappa Psi. The event was held Nov. 6 to showcase different philanthropic organizations on campus. Colleges Against Cancer holds a No Shave November contest during the month of November.

Phi Kappa Psi hosts first ISUPhilanthro event

Ellen Bombela
November 8, 2015
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Immunizations for international students remain the same

Jake Dalbey
November 4, 2015
Lt. Joshua Hale of the ISU Police Department answers questions for members of the LGBTQA community Sunday. ISU Police stressed the importance of feeling comfortable on campus and around Ames, and officers wants that safety to encompass all students.

ISU PD liaison impacts LGBT community

Ellen Bombela
November 2, 2015

Questions arise regarding potential tuition increase

Jake Dalbey
October 30, 2015
Amanda Hill, former student and former University Museums worker, tells ghost stories from all over Iowa and within Iowa State University during an event at Morrill Hall on Thursday.

University Museums shares ghost stories with community

Ellen Bombela
October 29, 2015

Ways for students to save on Night Life

Ellen Bombela
October 23, 2015

Greek community prepares for Multicultural Greek Leadership weekend

Ellen Bombela
October 21, 2015
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