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Staff Sgt. Chris Harrison used Sunny Mahajan, graduate student in civil engineering, to demonstrate the proper way to treat a victim who may have an air blockage. U.S. Education Without Borders and Naval ROTC sponsored the first aid and leadership training session for international students Tuesday afternoon in the Armory.

[Photo] International students learn how to manage emergency situations during first-aid training

Madeline Gould
March 11, 2015

Iowa legislators pass major gun legislation

Matthew Rezab
March 11, 2015

Lakeside Labs offers multitude of courses

Matthew Rezab
March 10, 2015

Ames Public Library to host International Women’s Day

Matthew Rezab
March 6, 2015

Open forum to take place with potential library dean

Matthew Rezab
March 2, 2015

names

Matthew Rezab
February 25, 2015

GPSS OKs new budget

Matthew Rezab
February 23, 2015

Research may be freely presented at GPSRC

Matthew Rezab
February 20, 2015

A history of Congress authorizing war

Matthew Rezab
February 19, 2015

Breaking into and surviving a career in game development

Matthew Rezab
February 17, 2015

New emergency alert system

Matthew Rezab
February 17, 2015

ISU student charged with sexual abuse

Matthew Rezab
February 17, 2015

Documentarians to screen film featuring Japanese-American war hero

Matthew Rezab
February 17, 2015

Get to know Koshu, Japan

Matthew Rezab
February 16, 2015

Catt Center hosting Ready to Run

Matthew Rezab
February 13, 2015

Chinese New Year symbol animals

Matthew Rezab
February 13, 2015

Applications due March 1 for Cargill Global Scholars Program

Matthew Rezab
February 13, 2015

“Experience designer” Bret Renfer to speak at College of Design

Matthew Rezab
February 12, 2015

11 Facts About Texting and Driving

Matthew Rezab
February 11, 2015

Hy-Vee discontinues triathlon

Matthew Rezab
February 11, 2015

Vagina Monologues schedule

Matthew Rezab
February 11, 2015

Engineering Career Fair

Matthew Rezab
February 10, 2015

How to apply for a technology grant

Matthew Rezab
February 10, 2015

Development of Black History Month

Matthew Rezab
February 10, 2015
Sophia Moorman, a 6-year-old, takes a photo in the conservatory during Orchid Fest at Reiman Gardens on Feb. 8. The Orchid Extravaganza display marks the first time orchids have been displayed in the conservatory in 10 years.

Orchid Fest brightens February blues

Matthew Rezab
February 9, 2015

Quick facts about the Milky Way Project

Matthew Rezab
February 4, 2015

Ames residents to travel to sister city in Japan

Matthew Rezab
February 4, 2015

General allocations, additional cabinet member highlight GPSS budget talks

Matthew Rezab
February 3, 2015

History of Marston Hall

Matthew Rezab
February 3, 2015

Just what could $4.5 million buy

Matthew Rezab
February 2, 2015

The 10 hottest years on record

Matthew Rezab
February 2, 2015
Students file into the Hoover Hall auditorium on the first day of classes on Aug. 25, 2014.

Spring enrollment officially a record

Matthew Rezab
January 30, 2015
Instructors may ask students to refer to them by their professional titles. One option to find out how to address an instructor is by simply asking them. 

It’s Mr. Professor to you

Matthew Rezab
January 30, 2015

Keys to avoid awkward situations when addressing instructors

Matthew Rezab
January 30, 2015

Iowa State under investigation for handling of sexual assaults

Matthew Rezab
January 29, 2015

Alexander to conclude King lecture series

Matthew Rezab
January 29, 2015
GPSS President Arko Provo Mukherjee and Karin Lawton-Dunn, graduate career services coordinator, helped begin the Graduate Career Services Office to provide graduate students with individualized career guidance. 

Graduate college to open career services department

Matthew Rezab
January 29, 2015
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Rand Paul to attend ISU men’s basketball game

Matthew Rezab
January 28, 2015

College of Business earns accreditation extension

Matthew Rezab
January 23, 2015

Students win $5000 each in ag competition

Matthew Rezab
January 22, 2015

Serious pipeline incidents have declined in U.S.

Matthew Rezab
January 22, 2015

How to pay your parking tickets/retrieve your towed vehicle

Matthew Rezab and Jace Dostal
January 22, 2015

Top ten athletes on Twitter

Matthew Rezab
January 21, 2015

Former ISU researcher to plead guilty in federal court

Matthew Rezab
January 21, 2015
New Reiman Gardens director Edward Lyon.

New Reiman Gardens’ director to focus on education

Matthew Rezab
January 16, 2015

2015 Reiman Gardens exhibits

Matthew Rezab
January 16, 2015

Frequently asked questions about textbooks

Matthew Rezab
January 15, 2015

2014 Women Impacting Iowa State calendar unveiled

Matthew Rezab
January 14, 2015
NORML ISU president Paul Gerlich, junior in software engineering, talks to new members after the first NORML meeting Sept. 17.

Judge denies request to dismiss NORML ISU lawsuit

Matthew Rezab
January 9, 2015

ISU Alum wins professor of the year award

Matthew Rezab
December 11, 2014
Beate Schmittmann has served as the dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences since April 2012. She grew up in Alsdorf, Germany, and taught physics at Virginia Tech. As a child, she wanted to be a veterinarian.

Professional biography of Dean Schmittmann, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Matthew Rezab
December 9, 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.

What it means to be a CHAMP school

Matthew Rezab
December 8, 2014
Students take exams at the online testing center Friday, Oct. 19, in Carver Hall. Despite a second online testing center in Gilman Hall, the Carver location is often full to capacity.

Testing center locations, hours, capacity

Matthew Rezab
December 8, 2014

Fall moving dates

Matthew Rezab
December 5, 2014

Community adviser responsibilities, requirements

Matthew Rezab
December 5, 2014
Luis Rico-Gutierrez was named the dean of the College of Design in 2009. He said that the people of Iowa State played a big part in convincing him that this job was going to be the right fit for him. 

Dean of Design biography

Matthew Rezab
December 5, 2014
Thielen Student Health Center.

Theilen Student Health Center to extend hours during Dead Week

Matthew Rezab
December 4, 2014

Registration Open for 2015 Entrepreneurial Agribusiness Executive Conference at Iowa State University

Matthew Rezab
December 4, 2014

Ferguson Timeline

Matthew Rezab
December 2, 2014
Teddy Van Hove, left, and Brandon Fick, right, teamed together to purchase the former Charlie Yokes bar on Lincoln Way and are currently remodeling the space into an upscale bar called The District. The bar is scheduled to open sometime in December.

New upscale bar comes to Lincoln Way, hopes to add diversity to nightlife scene

Matthew Rezab
November 21, 2014

Lynn Avenue to remain closed

Matthew Rezab
November 20, 2014

Richard Dawkins Bibliography

Matthew Rezab
November 18, 2014

Dawkins

Matthew Rezab
November 17, 2014

British biologist Richard Dawkins to speak at Stephens Auditorium

Matthew Rezab
November 17, 2014

Leath’s hiring plan

Matthew Rezab
November 10, 2014
Students vote at Memorial Lutheran Church in 2014.

Wessel-Kroeschell keeps seat, Cooper to run next election

Matthew Rezab
November 5, 2014
From left: Jake, Tom, Lee and Jessica Parrott at a cousins wedding after Lee, Jessicas mom, went through cancer treatment.

Iowa State’s Colleges Against Cancer share Parrott story and encourage involvement

Matthew Rezab
October 29, 2014
Cory Kleinheksel, professional advancement grants chair for Graduate and Professional Student Senate, speaks about the modifications to the Professional Advancement Grant policy Oct. 27 in the South Ballroom of the Memorial Union. 

GPSS explains, clarifies changes to grants

Matthew Rezab
October 28, 2014

How to register for classes

Matthew Rezab
October 27, 2014

Operation Beautiful founder to speak at MU

Matthew Rezab
October 21, 2014

Types of soil

Matthew Rezab
October 21, 2014

Gay marriage timeline

Matthew Rezab
October 17, 2014

Domestic violence stats

Matthew Rezab
October 17, 2014

HeartReach Mobile Lab offers heart, stroke screenings

Matthew Rezab
October 15, 2014

World Food Prize Laureate visits Iowa State

Matthew Rezab
October 14, 2014
During the qualifying heats of the mens bacon-eating competition at the 2013 Bacon Expo on Saturday, Oct. 19, each contestant had to race to eat three-quarters of a pound of bacon.

Bacon Expo tickets on sale

Matthew Rezab
October 10, 2014
Iowa State Universitys Pieter Maris, left, and James Vary will get a head start on scaling up their computer codes for the Energy Departments next-generation supercomputer.

Supercomputer features

Matthew Rezab
October 9, 2014
Chrissy Jones, senior in psychology and communication studies and member of Sigma Kappa, answers questions at the entrance of the blood drive on March 25. 

Blood donation facts

Matthew Rezab
October 9, 2014

Top five student-created apps

Matthew Rezab
October 8, 2014

Professor to present on poverty, politics, planning

Matthew Rezab
October 8, 2014

Facts about the Margaret Sloss Women’s Center

Matthew Rezab
October 7, 2014
Members of collegiate rodeo teams from across the Great Plains Region of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association competed Oct. 4 in the 2014 Cyclone Stampede Rodeo. The rodeo featured events such as team roping, breakaway roping, tie down roping, barrel racing, bronc riding, bull riding, goat tying and steer wrestling. The event was held indoors for the first time at the Jeff and Deb Hansen Agriculture Student Learning Center.

Cyclone Stampede moves indoors, attracts crowds

Matthew Rezab
October 6, 2014
Kyle Hapney, of the Mitchell Technical Institute, competes in the saddle bronc on Oct. 5 at the Cyclone Stampede Rodeo.

ISU Rodeo Club to hold Cyclone Stampede

Matthew Rezab
October 3, 2014
Students were able to rent dogs from local shelters on Central Campus Oct. 2 and 3. The dogs are believed to help students relieve stress.

[Photo] PHOTOS: Rent a puppy on Central Campus

October 3, 2014

Clothing That Works hosts open house

Matthew Rezab
October 1, 2014

GPSS

Matthew Rezab
September 30, 2014
Laura Doering, registrar, speaks to the members of the Graduate and Professional Student Senate at their meeting on Sept. 29. One of the topics discussed was the possible inclusion and recognition of leadership excellence for graduate students at commencement.

GPSS amends grant bill

Matthew Rezab
September 30, 2014

Income inequality stats

Matthew Rezab
September 25, 2014
Rural Iowa has seen the sharpest increase in income inequality over the past 10 years, while metropolitan and micropolitan regions of the state have seen inequality drop slightly.

Iowa income gap increases faster than national average

Matthew Rezab
September 25, 2014
Cathy Twito, Tami Hicks and Mike Sulc, all active in their local religious communities, are the co-owners and founders of Overflow Thrift Store. They hope to donate at least 50 percent of each months revenue to three separate ministries.

Five charities that use donations wisely, generously

Matthew Rezab
September 23, 2014
NORML ISU president Paul Gerlich, junior in software engineering, talks to new members after the first NORML meeting Sept. 17.

NORML ISU claims First Amendment violation, continues lawsuit

Matthew Rezab
September 23, 2014
An ISU Air Force ROTC cadet stands as an honor guard on Sept. 19 in the Gold Star Hall of the Memorial Union. The cadet is standing to honor prisoners of war and those missing in action. 

POW/MIA statistics from all U.S. wars

Matthew Rezab
September 22, 2014
NORML ISU president Paul Gerlich, junior in software engineering, talks to new members after the first NORML meeting Sept. 17.

NORML ISU responds to motion to dismiss

Matthew Rezab
September 19, 2014

Journey through time of NORML lawsuit

Matthew Rezab
September 19, 2014
Access to exercise equipment and facilities is easy at Iowa State with two exercise facilities, the newest being State Gym, which reopened last year.

Lose weight safely

Matthew Rezab
September 18, 2014
Members of the Graduate and Professional Student Senate discussed their ideas for issues involving funding, tuition and fees for campus organizations, CyRide, international students and the GSB.

GPSS hosts lecture, teaches professional strategies

Matthew Rezab
September 17, 2014
Student members of Iowa States Army ROTC continue their tradition of running the Cy-Hawk game ball the day before the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series game. Due to adverse weather conditions, ROTC cut its early morning run short.

Army ROTC collects food donations with annual Cy-Hawk run

Matthew Rezab
September 15, 2014
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