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100 Voices comes to Iowa State

Sarah Muller
September 27, 2015

Second health center candidate visits campus

Sarah Muller
September 18, 2015
The Multicultural Student Affairs office won the homecoming decorating contest. Decorations include cardinal and gold streamers, posters, and memorabilia along with information on the history of the Multicultural Student Affairs office.

Discussion of protest from CyHawk game

Sarah Muller
September 14, 2015
A flag sits among the candlelight vigil during a moment of silence on Central Campus on Sunday evening. The ceremony was to get participants to remember the past decade.

9/11 still impacts after 14 years

Sarah Muller
September 11, 2015
Terry Aguilar an Uber driver in Ames told us about Uber expansion in Ames. Aguilar is an Uber driver in his free time. He told us stories during a ride-a-long on Aug. 24. 

Uber drivers finding success in Ames

Sarah Muller
September 2, 2015

Iowa State ranked No. 8 for most right-swiped females on Tinder

Sarah Muller
September 1, 2015
A member of the Ames Fire Department watches from outside of University Towers after a minor pool explosions halts construction.

Pool explosion causes a construction halt

Sarah Muller
August 31, 2015
Redshirt Junior wrestler Lelund Weatherspoon poses for a photo after practice at Lied Recreation Athletic Center on Tuesday, Aug. 26. Weatherspoon, who wrestled at 174 pounds last year, is trying to bulk up to 194 this year.

Pinning down life: The warm-up

Sarah Muller
August 30, 2015
Traffic passes on Lincoln Way on the night of Aug 25. 

University offers alternative nightlife options

Sarah Muller
August 28, 2015
Kevin Hart.

SUB brings comedian Kevin Hart

Sarah Muller
August 21, 2015
The National Weather Service predicts hazardous weather conditions for Ames Tuesday evening. 

Hazardous weather conditions predicted for Ames

Sarah Muller
August 18, 2015
The bouncer at Cafe B checks a womans ID on Thursday, April 20.

Student shares story of owning, using a fake ID

Sarah Muller
May 4, 2015
Kelsey Behnke is studying for the final in the library.

Caffeine provides short-term energy boost for students, negative long-term effect when overused

Sarah Muller
April 30, 2015
As a part of the Gold Star Hall, an entrance to the Memorial Union, stained glass windows illustrate the primary virtues an ISU student should strive to have: learning, virility, courage, patriotism, justice, faith, determination, love, obedience, loyalty, integrity and tolerance.

Gold Star Hall pays tribute to fallen alumni

Sarah Muller
April 29, 2015
The moderator of the Office of Civil Rights public discussion introduces members of the panel for the discussion and asks the first question in Curtiss Hall on Tuesday. 

Open forum held to discuss sexual assault

Sarah Muller
April 22, 2015
The Cyclone Cinema, located inside Carver Hall, features new movies every weekend during the school year.

Cyclone Cinema provides movies for community

Sarah Muller
April 7, 2015
Two new greek ambassadors pose for a photo. Greek ambassadors serve to recruit new students into the greek community at Iowa State.

Greek Ambassador program gives new students chance to learn about system

Sarah Muller
February 27, 2015
Michael Davis and Carrie Giese, assistant director and program coordinator, respectively, for Student Assistance and Outreach Services, speak at the Next Generation of Manhood presentation Feb. 18 in Carver Hall.

Sigma Lambda Beta gives a voice to men about sexual assault

Sarah Muller
February 19, 2015
Porn

Changing times spark pornography, relationship discussion

Sarah Muller
February 18, 2015
Theta Chi fraternity hosted a sexual assault and domestic violence candle vigil reflection for students and faculty to reflect on the past events that have happened on Iowa States campus and to take a stand that certain individuals do not reflect the entire student body.

Theta Chi supports survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence

Sarah Muller
February 9, 2015
While stereotypes arent always true, the color of ones hair can change others perception.

Hair stereotypes to dye for

Sarah Muller
February 6, 2015
Depression vs sad

Depression vs. sadness: Reporter tells personal story

Sarah Muller
January 15, 2015

Nine criteria that diagnose depression

Sarah Muller
January 15, 2015
Since construction began last spring, much of the Campustown area on Lincoln Way has been closed for construction. The project is intended to offer new housing and parking options for ISU students.

Community speaks, Kingland Systems answers

Sarah Muller
January 13, 2015
Kiran Sharma, sophomore in kinesiology and health at Iowa State, and her mother, Jean Sharma, are among the first to deliver a donation of winter hats and scarves made by students in the Freshman Honors Program at Iowa State University to Youth and Shelter Services. The ISU Greek Community and the ISU Optimist have teamed up with the Youth and Shelter Services as well to help with the holiday drives. Both organizations have placed boxes at different locations around campus to collect new winter items, toiletries and other basic necessities.

Ames’ Youth & Shelter Services provides holiday cheer for those in need

Sarah Muller
December 2, 2014
Many in Iowa States greek community live in greek housing on Ash Avenue. Currently, all students living on campus are required to sign a year-long contract. The Office of Greek Affairs is working with the Department of Residence to make it easier for students in the Greek Community to break contract in order to move into their chapter house.

Department of Residence works with greek community to house students

Sarah Muller
November 20, 2014
Connie Maxwell serves as the fraternity chef for the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. Maxwell and her husband both served in the military and lived in California, Texas and Germany before settling in Iowa.

Finding new flavors: Chef reflects on her journey to ISU fraternities

Sarah Muller
November 17, 2014

SAFE liaisons tackle inclusive language in the Greek Community

Sarah Muller
November 6, 2014
Jim Mowrer, left, and U.S. Rep. Steve King, right, faced off in their one and only debate on Oct. 23 in Storm Lake, IA. Mowrer is challenging King for his seat in the U.S. House.

King to keep US representative seat for seventh term

Sarah Muller
November 5, 2014

Greek community breaks down social event planning

Sarah Muller
November 4, 2014
Alyssa Priebe, sophomore in apparel, merchandising and design, wears a mermaid costume created by Jorden Charron, junior in apparel, merchandising design, at Spirits in the Gardens at Reiman Gardens on Oct. 25. Jane, 3, and Adam, 6, take some candy from her bucket at the event.

Public enjoys Reiman Garden’s ‘Spirits in the Garden’ tour

Sarah Muller
October 27, 2014
A drone with a GoPro attached to it flies near the campanile on Oct. 7. The owner of the drone, AJ McNeil, uses it for an internship with Peoples Company for selling farms, development land and houses. 

Drone usage spikes controversy

Sarah Muller
October 10, 2014
AJ McNeil flies his drone near the Campanile on Oct. 7. McNeil uses his drone for his internship with Peoples Company to sell farms, development land and houses. 

Up, up and away: Student’s drone provides new opportunity for company

Sarah Muller
October 8, 2014

Define hazing

Sarah Muller
September 29, 2014

Greek community participates in National Hazing Prevention Week

Sarah Muller
September 29, 2014
Joshua Mayes and Chad Smith hold their award with their inside sales team at MSI Supply.

ISU alumni reconnect for business venture

Sarah Muller
September 25, 2014
Corey Anderson, left, senior in mechanical engineering, and Will Hyde, freshman in pre-business, — both members of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity — hold the Hughes Shields Award outside their temporary house on Welch Avenue. The Hughes Shields Award is given to the 10 best chapters in the country. The ISU chapter of Delta Tau Delta has won this award more than any other chapter in its fraternity.

Delta Tau Delta receives national honor

Sarah Muller
September 24, 2014
The integrated studio arts furniture design class worked with Eric Adjetey Anang on Sept. 16 to create a fantasy coffin. Anang will work with students to create a coffin shaped like an ear of corn.

‘Going out in style’: Ghanaian artist brings expressive coffin art to College of Design

Sarah Muller
September 17, 2014
A community member walks through John Cookie Andersons gardening plot in the Squaw Creek Community Garden located at the corner of South Maple Avenue and Fourth Street in Ames.

ISU sustainability group kicks off edible garden tour

Sarah Muller
September 15, 2014
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