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The Office of the President releases new information regarding masks, vaccinations and how the fall 2021 semester will look.

757 new positive COVID-19 cases, 5 deaths in Iowa

Caitlin Yamada
May 2, 2020
The Office of the President releases new information regarding masks, vaccinations and how the fall 2021 semester will look.

740 new cases of COVID-19, 8 more deaths from COVID-19 in Iowa

Caitlin Yamada
May 1, 2020
Learn how to make banana bread from  Chrissy Teigen’s 2018 cookbook Cravings.

PHOTOS: How to make Chrissy Teigen’s banana bread

Caitlin Yamada
April 20, 2020
An Iowa State astronomy professor provides his knowledge on space hurricanes. 

PHOTOS: Students enjoying warm weather on campus

Caitlin Yamada
March 31, 2020
Students working at the Memorial Union.

ISU Dining transitions to carry-out services only

Caitlin Yamada
March 17, 2020
Tiny Moving Parts, with Belmont, Capstan and Jetty Bones rocked a sold out show in the Maintenance Shop on March 12.

PHOTOS: Tiny Moving Parts with Belmont, Capstan, Jetty Bones at the M-Shop

Caitlin Yamada
March 13, 2020
FBI, HSI and other agencies were seen investigating a house on the corner of Grand Ave. and 8th street on March 3.

FBI investigation at Ames residence

Caitlin Yamada
March 3, 2020
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Design course partners with Iowa State police department to design new gear

Caitlin Yamada
February 12, 2020
Student Government Speaker Kelsey Culbertson and Vice Speaker Jacob Schrader listen during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government to review President Austin Graber’s veto

Cassie Lehmann
January 28, 2020
Portugal. The Man performed at Senator Bernie Sanders rally on Jan. 25 at the Ames City Auditorium.

PHOTOS: Bernie Sanders with Portugal. The Man, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Michael Moore

Caitlin Yamada
January 27, 2020
Sen. Ian Searles listens during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] A breakdown of the upcoming Student Government elections

Jacob Smith
January 20, 2020
The indie-pop, alternative rock duo The Score performed at the Maintenance Shop as part of their Run Like a Rebel Tour Nov. 13. With high energy and interaction with the crowd, The Score played hits such as Born For This, Higher and Unstoppable.

Activities students can do on campus throughout the semester

Caitlin Yamada
January 14, 2020
Iowa State fans packed the Pointe Orlando plaza during the Camping World Bowl fan pep rally on Friday. Fans heard from team captains, Head Coach Matt Campbell and Athletic Director Jamie Pollard. The cheer team and band also performed.

PHOTOS: Camping World Bowl Iowa State pep rally

Caitlin Yamada
December 27, 2019
Students pet dogs at Barks at Parks during dead week.

PHOTOS: Barks @ Parks

Caitlin Yamada
December 12, 2019
Student Government Speaker Kelsey Culbertson and Vice Speaker Jacob Schrader listen during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government discusses important bills from semester

Cassie Lehmann
December 12, 2019
Presidential candidate and businessman Andrew Yang played basketball alongside Democratic congressional candidate J.D. Scholten on Dec. 12 in the Ames Community Center.

PHOTOS: Andrew Yang vs. J.D. Scholten

Caitlin Yamada
December 12, 2019
Within the College of Veterinary Medicine, fourth year students can receive practical hands-on training by treating farmers’ livestock through Veterinary Field Services. Field Services offers services to the ISU Dairy Farm and on-farm services for livestock producers in the Ames area. Postdoc Research Associate Kris Hayman and veterinary medicine fourth year Faye Koosmann treated dairy cows Thursday at the ISU dairy farm.

PHOTOS: Iowa State Veterinary Field Services

Caitlin Yamada
December 5, 2019
Student Government Speaker Kelsey Culbertson and Vice Speaker Jacob Schrader listen during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government to continue discussion on campus discrimination

Cassie Lehmann
November 19, 2019
The Envy Corps played a sold out show on Friday in the Maintenance Shop. The Ames-native band played songs such as “Fools” and “Make it Stop.”

PHOTOS: Envy Corps in the M-Shop

Caitlin Yamada
November 18, 2019
The indie-pop, alternative rock duo The Score performed at the Maintenance Shop as part of their Run Like a Rebel Tour Nov. 13. With high energy and interaction with the crowd, The Score played hits such as Born For This, Higher and Unstoppable.

PHOTOS: The Score, with The Unlikely Candidates and The Orphan The Poet

Caitlin Yamada
November 15, 2019
Student Government Speaker Kelsey Culbertson listens during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government’s meeting draws students to discuss campus climate

Cassie Lehmann
November 13, 2019
Senator Tony Tonet listens during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government to continue discussion on campus issues

Cassie Lehmann
November 12, 2019
On All Hallows Eve, Christians in some parts of the world visit cemeteries to pray and place flowers and candles on the graves of their loved ones. The photograph shows Lutheran Christians praying and lighting candles in front of the central crucifix of a graveyard.

How the mythology of Halloween and witches has shifted throughout history

Caitlin Yamada
October 30, 2019
Student Government Speaker Kelsey Culbertson and Vice Speaker Jacob Schrader listen during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government addresses recent controversy on campus

Cassie Lehmann
October 23, 2019
Senator Tony Tonet listens during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government to host joint meeting with Ames City Council

Cassie Lehmann
October 22, 2019
Student Government Speaker Kelsey Culbertson and Vice Speaker Jacob Schrader listen during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] StuGov passes funding bills, hires a secondary technician

Cassie Lehmann
October 16, 2019
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg spoke in Ames on Oct. 16. Buttigieg answered questions surrounding wars, the possible make up of his presidential cabinet and more.

PHOTOS: Mayor Pete Buttigieg

Caitlin Yamada and Alexander Gray
October 16, 2019
Sophomore guard Tyrese Haiburton speaks to reporters at the mens basketball media day Oct. 16. 

PHOTOS: Men’s basketball media day

Caitlin Yamada
October 16, 2019
Student Government Speaker Kelsey Culbertson listens during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government to discuss funding, search for second technician

Cassie Lehmann
October 15, 2019
The 2019 Ames Oktoberfest featured music, a variety of beers and wines, and several yard games for entertainment. Mugs were free for the first thousand people to attend.

PHOTOS: Ames Oktoberfest

Caitlin Yamada
October 13, 2019
Sen. Ian Searles listens during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government passes funding bills, names new senators

Cassie Lehmann
October 9, 2019
Senator Tony Tonet listens during the Student Government meeting Sept. 18 in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government to discuss funding and bylaws

Cassie Lehmann
October 8, 2019
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PHOTOS: Iowa State football vs. TCU

Caitlin Yamada and Garrett Heyd
October 7, 2019
lovelytheband performed in the Great Hall Oct. 4 during AfterDark. TWIN XL opened for the band. 

PHOTOS: lovelytheband and TWIN XL

Caitlin Yamada
October 7, 2019
Senators Mason Zastrow and Morgan Fritz listen during the Sept. 18 Student Government meeting in the Campanile Room. Student Government discusses various bills and legislation that affect Iowa State and the community.

[Photo] Student Government seats new senators and at-larges

Cassie Lehmann
October 2, 2019
Over the summer, I was given the chance to further explore my interest in photography and gave me the chance to develop my passion. 

Yamada: ‘We are visual people’

Caitlin Yamada
September 29, 2019
James Oliver, director of the student innovation center, leads a tour showing the progress of the new Student Innovation Center as of Sept. 17. The building is planned to open in January.

PHOTOS: Advanced look at student innovation center

Caitlin Yamada
September 19, 2019
OSTON headlined the maintenance shop on Sept. 18. It was the first time OSTON had performed in Iowa.

PHOTOS: Capital Soirée and OSTON in the M-Shop

Caitlin Yamada
September 18, 2019
Students and other fans made a huge turnout for ESPN College GameDay on Saturday Sept. 14 at Iowa State. Many different Iowa and Iowa State signs were scattered throughout the audience. 

PHOTOS: GameDay at Iowa State

Caitlin Yamada
September 15, 2019
The Ames Pridefest took place on 5th and Douglas on Saturday, Sept. 7. 

PHOTOS: Ames Pridefest

Caitlin Yamada
September 8, 2019
Max Frost performed in the Maintenance Shop on Saturday Sept.7.

PHOTOS: Max Frost in the M-Shop

Caitlin Yamada
September 8, 2019
The City of Ames held a ribbon cutting revealing the crosswalks at the intersection of 5th and Douglas with inclusive paintings.

PHOTOS: Ames reveals inclusive sidewalks

Caitlin Yamada
September 3, 2019

Line for David Dobrik

Caitlin Yamada
August 31, 2019
We the Kings, singers of punk hit Check Yes Juliet, performed in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union on Thursday. The band played a variety of songs including their top hits Check Yes Juliet and Sad Songs and covers such as The Middle by Jimmy Eat World.

PHOTOS: We The Kings at the Great Hall

Caitlin Yamada
August 30, 2019
Individuals stood on Central Campus waiting patiently to open their envelops and join their new chapters Aug. 22 during Bid Day held on Central Campus.

PHOTOS: Bid Day at Iowa State

Caitlin Yamada
August 25, 2019
Kids were given the change to run drills and make touchdowns during Victory Day on the MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium on Aug. 23. Victory Day gives local children with disabilities the opportunity to meet and play with members of the Iowa State football team.

PHOTOS: Football players and children participate in Victory Day

Caitlin Yamada and Garrett Heyd
August 25, 2019
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox delivers a lecture on the state of U.S.-Mexico relations Thursday, April 18 at Stephens Auditorium. Mexico -- were the best in the world, and we dont deserve what were receiving from the leader of this nation, Fox said. 

Former Mexican President speaks about immigration and NAFTA

Mike Brown
April 18, 2019

Former president of Mexico to deliver lecture at Iowa State, faces mixed reactions

Mike Brown
April 17, 2019
Isa Cournoyer (left), Cueponi Espinoza (center) and Rebekah Bell (right) all received blessings from the elder, Alfred White Eyes.

Native American students honored at first-ever Native American graduation ceremony

Mike Brown
April 14, 2019
Terry Aguilar, Uber driver in Ames, drove us around campus while telling about his second job. He told us many details about the Uber service and what it takes to work for the company.

Police advice on Uber, Lyft safety

Caitlin Yamada
April 10, 2019
Carroll newspapers co-owner Doug Burns and reporter Jared Strong tells the story of how they defended a libel suit against the news organization and Strong. They spoke at the Greenlee School of Journalism and Mass Communications on Wednesday. The speech is a segment of the 2019 First Amendment Days celebrations. 

Truth wins: how one paper defended a libel claim

Caitlin Yamada
April 10, 2019
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DACA supporters take to campus for 2nd annual 5K fundraiser

Mike Brown
April 7, 2019
Anton Treuer gives a lecture based in part on one of his 14 books, “Everything You Wanted to Know About Indians But Were Afraid to Ask.”

Author speaks about frequent questions regarding Native Americans

Mike Brown
April 4, 2019
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Native American author set to educate attendees on Native American people and culture

Mike Brown
April 1, 2019
Using a drum and chanting, Haitian songs were performed at Haitian Culture night in the Memorial Union. The event was hosted by ExerCYse is Medicine.

Haitian cultural night raises money for Wings of Hope

Mike Brown
April 1, 2019
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Events: Iowa State recognizes Mental Health Awareness week

Caitlin Yamada
March 11, 2019
Audience members were invited to ask panelists questions during an open question and answer segment.

White fragility lecturer speaks to Ames community members

Mike Brown
March 10, 2019
Revered David Vásquez-Levy (Pictured) and Luis Argueta told the shared stories of those affected by the Postville raid in 2008 and talked about issues surrounding the current climate of immigration.

Speakers discuss immigration issues at United Church of Christ

Mike Brown
March 3, 2019

USE THIS FOR SOMETHING

Caitlin Yamada
March 1, 2019
Panelists speak about being black graduate students during the ISCORE conference Friday in the Oak Room of the Memorial Union.

3:10 to 4 p.m.: On Being Scholars: An Autoethnographic Account of Black men in Graduate Programs Discovering and Developing their Scholar Identity

Mike Brown
March 1, 2019
Multicultural Visual Program scholars share their experiences with the program. The 19th Thomas L. Hill Iowa State Conference on Race and Ethnicity (ISCORE) was held in the Memorial Union Friday. The event focuses on issues of race and ethnicity on a local and national scale.

2:10 to 3 p.m.: Exploring identity through film: a day in the life of an MVP Scholar

Caitlin Yamada
March 1, 2019
Sexual Assault Awareness Ribbon.

Sexual assault and sexual misconduct campus climate survey to launch Friday

Caitlin Yamada
February 28, 2019
Rare Disease Day Graphic

Rare Disease Day to raise awareness about rare conditions

Caitlin Yamada
February 27, 2019
Iowa State student athletes speak about their experiences as a minority on a predominantly white campus. Hilary Green (gymnastics), Jorge Utrilla (golf), Sydney Converse (gymnastics), Braxton Lewis (football), and Chandler Diercks (track) were the five student athletes to discuss the topic.  

ISCORE to discuss issues surrounding race and ethnicity

Caitlin Yamada
February 27, 2019
Robin DiAngelo, who received her PhD in Multicultural Education from the University of Washington and is currently a member of their faculty, came to Iowa State on Feb. 26 to speak to a crowd about her book White Fragility: Why Its So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism. Megan Petzold/ Iowa State Daily

Author talks discusses white fragility and conversations about race

Mike Brown
February 26, 2019
(right to left) Co-presidents of BIEDA (Body Image and Eating Disorder Awareness) Audrey Uridil and Sarah Maikon talk to each other during the “Honor Your Hunger” event Monday. Free beverages, food and pins were handed out for Body Image and Eating Disorder Awareness Week.

Week of events surrounding eating disorder awareness

Caitlin Yamada
February 25, 2019
Jocelyn Jackson, Rudisang Motshubi and Blayne Stone present their research on “To be invisible or not: Understanding experiences of underrepresented students in STEM.” The 19th Thomas L. Hill Iowa State Conference on Race and Ethnicity (ISCORE) was held in the Memorial Union Friday. The event focuses on issues of race and ethnicity on a local and national scale.

2:10 to 3 p.m.: Graduate students in STEM see value in Iowa-Illinois-Nebraska Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation

Mike Brown
February 24, 2019
NCORE-ISCORE Project Scholars: Nahla Atroon, freshman in communication studies, Fabrice Eteka, senior in electrical engineering; Madeline Sikes, sophomore in sociology; and Satoria Wiliams, senior in psychology talked racial relations at the ISCORE Conference Friday. Together they led the session “Do I Got too Much Melanin?? (Asking for a friend): The Effects of Colorism within the Latinx Community. The sessions discussed the effects that colorism has on students within the Latinx population at Iowa State.

11 to 11:50 a.m.: Students present on the effects of colorism on the Latinx community

Mike Brown
February 24, 2019
Lincoln Lutrick, senior in kinesiology and health and Luis Gonzalez, junior in political science present how the U.S. prison system is today’s slavery. The 2019 ISCORE Conference took place Friday at the Memorial Union.

10 to 10:50 a.m.: Students discuss U.S. prison systems as modern slavery at ISCORE

Mike Brown
February 24, 2019
Theressa Cooper, who serves as the assistant dean for diversity for the Collegeof Agriculture and Life Sciences and adjunct assistant professor in the department of agricultural education and studies, delivers morning keynote for the 2019 ISCORE Conference on March 1.

ISCORE: Theressa Cooper delivers opening address

Mike Brown
February 24, 2019
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Ames Public Library to hold panel discussion on white fragility

Mike Brown
February 20, 2019
Jonnell Marion is an ISU alumni who started Inclusive Cultural University which is an organization focused on diversity and he is pitching it in Ames. He also led a task force that saved the Black Cultural Center.

The restoration story of the Black Cultural Center

Mike Brown
February 18, 2019
Katie Steigleder, who is currently working on her second bachelors degree in student affairs, performs one of the monologues during the Vagina Monologues Friday Feb. 15 in the Sun Room. Some monologues were performed on V-Day, a global activist movement to end violence against all women and girls.

Vagina monologues features stories surrounding identity and experience

Caitlin Yamada
February 17, 2019
Harriet Tubman

Remaining Black History Month events

Caitlin Yamada
February 17, 2019
Student Breayona Reed performing the spoken poem, My Angry Vagina, during the Vagina Monologues on Feb. 15 at the Memorial Union.

‘The Vagina Monologues’ to kick off on Valentine’s Day

Caitlin Yamada
February 13, 2019
Attendees participated in a variety of reflections, which encouraged them to reflect on certain privileges they may or may not have, and how they play out in society.

Ames community members reflect on privilege

Mike Brown
February 5, 2019
Ron Stallworth speaks Jan. 24 at the Memorial Union about his story of being a black detective who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan. ...And about 90 days later I got my membership card. Certifying me as a member of the knights of the Ku Klux Klan under David Dukes operation for the year 1979.

Q&A: Ron Stallworth talks “BlacKkKlansman,” filmmaking process

Caitlin Yamada
January 27, 2019
Ron Stallworth speaks Jan. 24 at the Memorial Union about his story of being a black detective who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan. ...And about 90 days later I got my membership card. Certifying me as a member of the knights of the Ku Klux Klan under David Dukes operation for the year 1979.

Ron Stallworth, the inspiration for ‘BlacKkKlansman,’ chronicles experience within the KKK

Caitlin Yamada
January 24, 2019
Jonnell Marion is an ISU alumni who started Inclusive Cultural University which is an organization focused on diversity and he is pitching it in Ames. He also led a task force that saved the Black Cultural Center.

Inclusive Cultural University, created by Iowa State alumnus, focuses on ‘give respect, expect respect’

Mike Brown
January 22, 2019
Martin Luther King Jr. addresses a crowd from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial where he delivered his famous “I Have a Dream” speech during the Aug. 28, 1963, march on Washington, D.C.

The Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.: An Iowa State perspective

Mike Brown
January 17, 2019
Diversity

This month in Diversity

Caitlin Yamada
January 13, 2019
The Sloss House, home to the Margaret Sloss Womens Center, recently changed names to the Margaret Sloss Center for Women and Gender Equity effective Jan. 7, 2019.

New year, new name for the Sloss Center

Caitlin Yamada
January 13, 2019
Iowa State students in AESHM 499 presented their exhibition, Black Lives Matter: Fashion, Liberation, and the Fight for Freedom, at the Ames Public Library on Dec. 4. The students presented their researched conducted throughout the semester. The exhibition will be on display until Dec. 11.

Ames Public Library hosts Black Lives Matter exhibition

Mike Brown
December 5, 2018
Dr. Liz Mendez-Shannon is the Diversity and Inclusion Project Director in Hispanic/Latinx Affairs at Iowa State.

‘We’re a better place because of the time she invested in Iowa State’: Liz Mendez-Shannon takes position at Denver consulting firm

Mike Brown
November 15, 2018
First Gen Panel

First-generation students reflect on college experience during panel

Mike Brown
November 13, 2018
Fartumo Kusow reads the first scene from her new book Tale of a Boons Wife, a historical fiction about a young Somali womans life, at her lecture on Gender and Ethnicity among Somali Migrants and Refugees at the Ames Public Library on Nov. 8.

Author of ‘Tale of a Boon’s Wife’ discusses colorism and Somalia

Mike Brown
November 9, 2018
Students were able to play a variety of different card games, including UNO and BS.

Students play games from around the world at International Game Night

Mike Brown
November 6, 2018
Families pose with signs relating to Puerto Rican culture at Puerto Rico Culture night in the Memorial Union on Oct. 22.

Puerto Rican music and dancing brought together the Ames community Saturday night

Mike Brown
November 4, 2018
Barbara Pleasants an adjunct assistant professor in the Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology and her husband John Pleasants.

Iowa State community unites in response to Pittsburgh synagogue shooting

Mike Brown
November 1, 2018
Families pose with signs relating to Puerto Rican culture at Puerto Rico Culture night in the Memorial Union on Oct. 22.

Puerto Rican Cultural Night on Saturday to feature live music, food

Mike Brown
November 1, 2018
Pablo Raúl Stinga, assistant professor of mathematics, teaches his students new math material on Oct. 25 in Carver Hall. Stinga was selected by Lathisms as the Oct. 14 Mathematician of the Day during a special campaign featuring Latinxs and Hispanics in mathematical science.

Assistant professor earns mathematics honors

Mike Brown
October 25, 2018
The Iowa Student Action Group protest tuition and student debt with chants and signs on campus Oct. 15. 

PHOTOS: Students demand free tuition for all

Caitlin Yamada
October 15, 2018
Ruth Buckles, from Youth and Shelter Services and a Teens Against Human Trafficking Coordinator, spoke about the signs of human trafficking and how prominent is is in the United States and in Iowa. 

Human Trafficking: ‘A buyer driven market’

Caitlin Yamada
October 11, 2018
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Vanessa Espinoza to be inducted into Iowa Latino Hall of Fame

Mike Brown
October 9, 2018
At the end of Elizabeth Smarts, “From Adversity to Empowerment,” lecture there was a Q & A. A student asked, How can we as a community move forward after the murder of Celia? Smart resounded, Don’t let this fall on the wayside, Don’t forget about what’s happened, and let this conversation go on and be there to empower and support each other. Elizabeth Smart spoke at Stephens Auditorium on Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. Smart was abducted as a 14-year-old in 2002 and told her story, “From Adversity to Empowerment.” Along with Smart’s lecture, there was a resource fair held in the Celebrity Cafe and a book signing at the end of the event.

Elizabeth Smart: ‘I was just trying to survive and ultimately, I did’

Caitlin Yamada
October 5, 2018
Elizabeth Smart

‘How you cope with trauma and live without fear.’ Elizabeth Smart to speak to ISU about trauma

Caitlin Yamada
October 4, 2018
Students participate in the PWIBlackOut in support of Colin Kaepernicks rally against police brutality and social injustices across the United States. Students showed up in black attire to represent their acknowledgement of the power of their voices. The Black Out was held in the front of the George Washington Carver building on Oct. 4.

Students wear all black and Nike clothing in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick

Mike Brown
October 4, 2018
Carver Hall, pictured in early November 2017 from the southeast.

PWI blackout to be held on Thursday at Carver Hall

Mike Brown
October 3, 2018
Elizabeth Smart

Kidnapping and sexual assault survivor Elizabeth Smart comes to Iowa State

Caitlin Yamada
October 2, 2018
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