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Members of the Air Force ROTC stand at attention during the ROTC Change of Command ceremony Wednesday.

ROTC cadets, midshipmen pass leadership roles

April 22, 2015

ROTC branches unite for ceremony, formation run

April 21, 2015
Gov. Terry Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds recognized Iowa ROTC cadets at the annual Governors ROTC Award ceremony on Tuesday at the Iowa State Capitol. Ten cadets received awards. 

Governor recognizes ROTC students

April 15, 2015
Leah Vander Boon, senior in communication studies, accepts an award during the Navy ROTC Awards Ceremony on April 11 in the Campanile Room of the Memorial Union.

The two, the proud, the Iowa State female marines

April 13, 2015
Members of the ROTC Cyclone Battalion receive awards during the 2015 Navy ROTC Awards Ceremony on April 11 in the Campanile Room of the Memorial Union.

Changing Perceptions: Speaker offers advice from own experiences serving in the Navy

April 12, 2015
Danielle Ferguson, junior in journalism and mass communication, will be the Iowa State Daily editor-in-chief for the 2015-16 school year.

Iowa State Daily selects 2015-16 editor in chief

April 1, 2015
ROTC

Cadets participate in marathon through New Mexico desert

March 30, 2015

Bataan march

March 30, 2015
Brigadier General Paul W Tibbets IV speaks at the ISU Air Force ROTC spring ceremony on Saturday.

Brigadier General shares life lessons with Air Force ROTC cadets

March 29, 2015
Mental health presents major issues for veterans. The effectiveness of treatment options and whether veterans use available resources can deeply impact their future.

Service and statistics: professor studies effectiveness of VA mental health care

March 12, 2015

Naval ROTC shares leadership, first aid skills with international student group

March 9, 2015
Grace Obata Amemiya smiles with Sgt. Min Amemiya on the day she accepted his marriage proposal. He had recently returned from serving the U.S. Army in Japan during World War II, while she served as a cadet nurse at Schick General Army Hospital in Clinton, Iowa. Both volunteered for service while they were being held in Japanese-American internment camps.

Prejudice still proves problematic: Filmmaker, panel remember Japanese-American heroism

February 25, 2015
ROTC members give a lecture on sexual assault. The discussion not only raised questions about what counts as consent, but provided valuable statistics and resources for those in need.

Cadets present sexual assault prevention tips

February 17, 2015
Lt. Col. Richard Smith prepares cadets to take their oath of office during the ROTC commissioning ceremony held Dec. 20 in the South Ballroom of the Memorial Union.

ROTC Cadets receive honors for skills, leadership, dedication

February 6, 2015
Boy Scouts, troop leaders and parent volunteers trek down a hill into Pammel Woods to participate in the four outdoor sessions of the winter survival training hosted by Army ROTC on Jan. 24. Outdoor sessions included fire and shelter building and water and food procurement.

Boy Scouts learn winter survival skills

January 26, 2015
Harrison Inefuku is the digital repository coordinator for Parks Library.

Digital repository is an underused treasure trove

January 14, 2015
Lt. Col. Richard Smith prepares cadets to take their oath of office during the ROTC commissioning ceremony held Dec. 20 in the South Ballroom of the Memorial Union.

ROTC graduates enter leadership roles

December 21, 2014
Carolyn Ihde, graduate student in agricultural education and studies, volunteers at the lunch fundraiser for homeless veterans hosted by We Cypport Our Troops (And Each Other) on Sept. 10 on Central Campus.

Iowa State designated as school that assists with veterans’ transition to college life

December 8, 2014

Army ROTC water training builds confidence

November 20, 2014

ROTC cadets pay tribute, build community

November 11, 2014
Army ROTC held its annual swim testing on Nov. 8 at Beyer Halls indoor pool. Members of Army ROTC were challenged to swim 100 meters in under four minutes while still in uniform. Upon completion of their individual 100 meter, students had to strip from their uniform without touching the bottom of the pool.

ROTC training receives top marks

November 10, 2014

Vacation in Ames, attend local events

June 24, 2014
Tornado

Seek Shelter Immediately: Renters face safety challenges when severe weather looms

June 18, 2014
Stephen Grayum, a local Ames athlete, lights the torch at the opening ceremonies in Hilton Coliseum on May 22.

A chance to be a champion: Special Olympic athletes get chance to feel more than most feel in a lifetime

May 27, 2014

Ames City Council approves outdoor service at Charlie Yokes, discusses public safety in Campustown

May 27, 2014
Beginning in 2012, Scott Thellman added one acre of vegetables to his hay and alfalfa farm in Lawrence, Kan. By 2015, he plans to expand the vegetable side of his operation to nine or 10 acres of certified organic vegetables.

Entrepreneur student balances running a farm and school

May 14, 2014
Lana Miller, senior in industrial design, presents her business plan for In Joy to Shelby Schmidt, middle, junior in apparel, merchandising and design, and Andrea Schmidt in the LeBaron Hall lobby May 1.

Entrepreneurship Showcase awards students for unique, innovative business proposals

May 1, 2014
Doug Walker, professor of  marketing, discusses changes in the marketing department on April 30. 

Marketing proposes potential 3-track curriculum changes

April 30, 2014
Jessica Hurst, left, assistant professor of apparel, events and hospitality management, talks to Jennifer Gordon, middle, and Shuangshuang Li about their work for the Iowa Retail Initiative. Gordon and Li are majors in apparel, events and hospitality management, and they are working with the Slater community to help brand various retail projects.

Students aid rural retailers: Small town Iowa businesses give students perspective

April 28, 2014
Design students work with their professor Lisa Bates, far right, and Tom Neppl, far left, for the Iowa Retail Initiative at the Design studio workplace on Main Street on April 16. 

Big designs for small towns: ISU design students, retail initiative aim to improve Iowa life

April 17, 2014

Management department proposes changes

April 15, 2014
Lemonade Stand

Students compete, run vending stands

April 10, 2014
Shaun VanweeldenCQ, Janet HorsagerCQ, Michael NoskoCQ, Eve IversenCQ and Jared BeymerCQ received awards at the Innovation Pitch Competition on March 11.

Students medal at innovation contest: entrepreneurs earn money for business pitches

April 3, 2014

Students follow Target supply chain from Ames to China

March 18, 2014
Carrie Belanger, senior in marketing, Jessica Graham, junior in management, and Sean Seymour, senior in marketing, hold their $1,000 prize from the K-State/Phillips 66 Ethics Case Competition. The team had 36 hours to develop a solution to an ethical case involving the use of social media in screening current and potential employees.

ISU Enactus team takes third in ethics case competition

March 7, 2014
Co-leader of RESULTS, Madeline Becker and Nicholaus Jackosky are having the discussion with the members on Feb. 17 in Curtis Hall.

New RESULTS chapter uses community-based approach to anti-poverty legislation

February 18, 2014

Triatlon

February 17, 2014

ISU alumna Connie Sievers trains, participates in CNN Fit Nation Triathlon team

February 16, 2014

‘Life code’ could lead to changes in businesses

February 6, 2014

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