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Then-Vice President Joe Biden shakes hands with an audience member before asking a question on March 1, 2012, in Howe Hall. Biden spent time at the end of his speech taking questions from the audience.

[Photo] Joe Biden runs on building back better

Michael Craighton
October 12, 2020
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack introduces Vice President Joe Biden to the audience on Thursday, March 1, in the Howe Hall atrium.

[Photo] Editorial: Tom Vilsack deserves higher position

Editorial Board
May 28, 2014
Grouplove performs at Veishea on Saturday, April 20, 2013, during the Live @ Veishea set in the Molecular Biology Building parking lot.

[Photo] Veishea Day 6

April 20, 2013
Perry Martens, freshman in mechanical engineering, gets a flu shot Thursday, Sept. 30 in the Union Drive Community Center. Thursday was the last day the Thielen Student Health Center was offering flu shots in the UDCC, but they will still be giving flu shots and mists on Wednesday and Saturday mornings thru October.

[Photo] Exercise, the flu and you: Working out might boost immune system’s response to vaccines

Eric Debner
November 28, 2012
Tenants of 301 S. Fifth St., one of the South Meadow apartment buildings, move their belongs out of the water and fire damaged apartments Monday, July 16, the day following a fire that caused significant damage to the building. 

[Photo] Cause of fire at South Meadows Apartments still unknown

Frances Myers
July 17, 2012
Tenants of 301 S. Fifth St., one of the South Meadow apartment buildings, move their belongs out of the water and fire damaged apartments on Monday, July 16, the day following a fire that caused significant damage to the building.

[Photo] Apartment fire at 301 S. Fifth St.

July 15, 2012
Teams made up of people from all different areas of Iowa compete in the Iowa Games Ultimate Frisbee tournament on Saturday, July 7, at the South East Athletic Fields east of Jake Trice Stadium. Iowa Games consists of many different sports, and the competitions take place in Ames each summer.

[Photo] Iowa Games takes new direction with opening ceremonies

Stephen Koenigsfeld
July 12, 2012
Teams made up of people from all different areas of Iowa compete in the Iowa Games Ultimate Frisbee tournament on Saturday, July 7, at the South East Athletic Fields east of Jake Trice Stadium. Iowa Games consists of many different sports, and the competitions take place in Ames each summer. 

[Photo] Revamped opening ceremonies begin this year’s Iowa Games

Stephen Koenigsfeld
July 7, 2012
The front of the menus at Zombie Burger, located in the East Village, is styled to resemble a newspaper. Zombie Burger serves unique burgers and drinks.

[Photo] ISD Road Trip: Visit East Village for unique food, shopping

Frances Myers
June 21, 2012
People visiting Iowa State for orientation had to relocate from a lecture hall to the Business Cafe in the Gerdin Business Building on Tuesday, June 19, due to a power outage. Several orientation activities were relocated, and the evening sessions were ultimately canceled for the night. According to the university, orientation actvities will continue as scheduled tomorrow, Wednesday, June 20.

[Photo] Power outage: Making light of an inconvenient situation

Anna Bellegante
June 20, 2012
The Ames and ISU Police departments helped direct traffic on Tuesday, June 19, during a power outage which affected all of Ames.

[Photo] Ames Power Outage

June 19, 2012
Brandon Brockshus, junior in performing arts, sings during the final dress rehearsal of Urinetown on Thursday, June 7. The show opens on June 8 at the Ames Community Theater playhouse. This is Brockshus first time in an ACTORS production. 

[Photo] Urinetown Dress Rehearsal

June 8, 2012
President Barack Obama speaks to a crowd of 5,500 people — according to a University of Iowa official — Wednesday, April 25, at the Field House in Iowa City. Obama gave remarks about student debt. 

[Photo] President Obama speaks in Iowa City

April 25, 2012
President Barack Obama speaks to a crowd of 5,500 people — according to a University of Iowa official — Wednesday, April 25, at the Field House in Iowa City. Obama gave remarks about student debt. 

[Photo] Obama talks affordability, access for college students at University of Iowa visit

Katelynn Mccollough
April 25, 2012
Members of the Iowa State Patrol begin to arrest Occupy Iowa protesters on Oct. 9 after they refused to leave the State Capitol complex at the 11 p.m. curfew. 32 people including two minors were arrested on Sunday night.

[Photo] Stoffa: L.A. cops’ special privileges for transgendered people not good policy

Gabriel Stoffa
April 17, 2012
Jon Lynch and Lonna Nachtigal, of Onion Creek Farms, organize their goods at the Ames Famers Market on Saturday, Aug. 27. The Ames Farmers Market hosts a variety of stands, all of local flavor.  

[Photo] Ames farmers markets: Too many choices?

Alexander Furman
April 14, 2012
The 14th president of Iowa State, Gregory Geoffroy, talks in an interview about the end of his presidency at Iowa State in his office at Beardshear Hall on Tuesday, Dec. 6. After stepping down, Geoffroy will teach seminars in higher education and freshman-level chemistry. Steven Leath, vice president for research and sponsored programs at the University of North Carolina, will take over as ISU president.

[Photo] Reflecting on ISU President Geoffroy’s legacy

Jessica Opoien
December 12, 2011
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin speaks to the crowd during the Tea Party of Americas Restoring America event on Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011 in Indianola. Despite the rain, many people came to the event specifically to hear Palin speak.

[Photo] GOP losing candidates, caucus dates unclear

Ashley Seaton
October 6, 2011
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin waits backstage at the Tea Party of Americas Restoring America event on Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011 in Indianola. Palin was the featured speaker at the rally Saturday. 

[Photo] Belding: Palin’s appearance Saturday teaches us two things

Michael Belding
September 6, 2011
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin speaks to the crowd during the Tea Party of Americas Restoring America event on Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011 in Indianola. Despite the rain, many people came to the event specifically to hear Palin speak.

[Photo] Tea Party Restoring America Event

September 3, 2011
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin speaks to the crowd during the Tea Party of Americas Restoring America event on Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011 in Indianola. Despite the rain, many people came to the event specifically to hear Palin speak.

[Photo] Palin outlines plan to better America to rain-soaked crowd Saturday

Paige Godden
September 3, 2011
Jon Lynch and Lonna Nachtigal, of Onion Creek Farms, organize their goods at the Ames Famers Market on Saturday, Aug. 27. The Ames Farmers Market hosts a variety of stands, all of local flavor.  

[Photo] Main Street Farmer’s Market

September 2, 2011
Jon Lynch and Lonna Nachtigal, of Onion Creek Farms, organize their goods at the Ames Famers Market on Saturday, Aug. 27. The Ames Farmers Market hosts a variety of stands, all of local flavor.  

[Photo] Buy local, stay local: Contributing to a sustainable economy

Ashlee Clark and Megan Grissom
September 1, 2011
Members of a Destination Iowa State group pose for an awkward family photo Friday, Aug. 20, 2010 in front of the Marston Water Tower as part of a photo challenge during Clone Quest.

[Photo] Hanton: Freshmen should give Destination Iowa State a chance

Rick Hanton
August 17, 2011
Eric Jones, drummer of the band The Downtown Fiction plays during Live @ VEISHEA on Saturday, April 16 in the Molecular Biology Building parking lot. The Downtown Fiction is a pop/rock band from Fairfax, Virginia.

[Photo] Best of VEISHEA

April 17, 2011
Photo: Kelsey Kremer/Iowa State Daily

[Photo] Spring Ag Career Day provides second chance to secure internships

Kendra Alley
January 29, 2011
Master of ceremonies Omesh Johar, graduate student in psychology, and Laura Smalarz, graduate student in psychology, welcome people to the Indian Students Associations celebration of Diwali Night on Saturday in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union. Diwali Night is one of the most celebrated festivals in India and is known as the festival of lights.

[Photo] Diwali Night

November 14, 2010
Director of the play Arabian Nights, Egla Birmingham, and lighting designer, Jim Trenberth go over design elements during a production meeting, Sept. 1 in Pearson Hall.

[Photo] ‘The Arabian Nights’ The One Thousand and Second Story

November 8, 2010
Naly Bounyalath, junior in agronomy, along with other Iowa State Students stand outside of the library for a protest calling for a reconsideration of Columbus day Monday, Oct. 11 in the free speech zone.

[Photo] Students protest teaching behind Columbus Day

Abigail Barefoot
October 11, 2010
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