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GSB: who they are, what they can do for students

May 31, 2011

One Community Event offers free food, entertainment

April 27, 2011

Combined film program approved

April 21, 2011

GSB to vote on meeting attendance, new cinema project

April 19, 2011

GSB postpones bill requiring student organization attendance

April 14, 2011

Designated drivers drink for free

April 14, 2011

GSB bill attempts to increase senators interaction with clubs, organizations

April 12, 2011

GSB fills several positions

April 6, 2011

GSB to fill positions for next academic year

April 5, 2011

GSB launches new web site

March 31, 2011

GSB finalizes regular allocations process

March 30, 2011

GSB to finalize regular allocations

March 29, 2011

GSB discusses budget allocations

March 24, 2011

GSB to allocate funds for student organization budgets

March 22, 2011
MaryBeth Konkowski, GSB election commissioner, hugs Jared Knight, newly elected vice president of GSB. after the results were announced, Thursday, March 10, in the Cardinal Room of the Memorial Union

Hoben, Knight to serve as next GSB president, vice president

March 10, 2011

Student programming bill passes

March 9, 2011

Entertainment bill discussed at open forum

March 8, 2011

Open forum to discuss student entertainment bill

March 7, 2011

Funding could bring big-name entertainment to ISU

March 3, 2011
Sawyer Baker, sophomore in political science, is running for a position as a GSB LAS senator.

GSB College of Liberal Arts & Sciences senator candidates

March 3, 2011
Collin Bartels, junior in computer engineering, is running for GSB engineering senator.

GSB College of Engineering senator candidates

March 3, 2011

Cyclone Cinema funding dropped

March 2, 2011

Executive debates reveal personal side of candidates

March 1, 2011
Jessica Bruning, senior in political science, and Dan Voss, junior in materials engineering, are running for GSB President and Vice President, respectively. Some of the issues they want to tackle include student debt, diversity, sustainability and Campustown. They feel they can effectively serve ISU students because of the connections they have across multiple areas both inside and outside of campus. I really feel our net is a little more extent than theirs, Voss said of their opponents.

Bruning/Voss strive to amplify students’ voices

March 1, 2011

Cyclone Cinema funds might be reallocated for other entertainment

March 1, 2011
Dakota Hoben, senior in agricultural business, and Jared Knight, junior in political science, are running for GSB president and vice president, respectively. Their campaign focuses on The Three Cs: clubs, classroom and community.

Hoben, Knight focus on 3 ‘Cs’ for GSB campaign

March 1, 2011

Students to vote on senator rule clarifications

February 23, 2011

Questions about number of GSB senators to be addressed

February 22, 2011

GSB rejects funding request to advertise GSB elections

February 16, 2011

GSB given VEISHEA update, seats new IRHA senator

February 9, 2011

GSB approves support for CyRide locator technology

February 2, 2011

GSB to vote on comedian venue, CyRide locator technology funding requests

February 1, 2011

Q&A with Roling, Dobbels

January 27, 2011

GSB seats engineering senator, considers comedian funding request

January 26, 2011

GSB to consider funding for larger VEISHEA comedian venue

January 25, 2011

GSB allocations informational sessions to be held

January 24, 2011

Geoffroy makes spring semester predictions at GSB meeting

January 19, 2011
Nick Davis, GSB Election Commissioner

GSB election commissioner resigns

January 18, 2011

GSB to vote on funding allocations

January 18, 2011

Livestock requires more care in harsh winters

December 10, 2010
The Iowa Corn Student Advisory Team consists of college students from across the state who are studying agriculture. Representatives from Iowa State include (from left): Charlie White, senior in agricultural business; Carly Cummings, junior in agricultural business; Traci Tiernan, junior in agricultural and life sciences education; and Andrew Lauver, junior in agricultural studies. The students provide a younger perspective at the Iowa Corn Growers Association and Iowa Corn Promotion Boards meetings.

Students work to promote, further agriculture

December 6, 2010
Peggy Johnson, sophomore in horticulture, and Jacob Petersen, junior in animal science, arrange poinsettias on tables in the Forestry Greenhouse on Monday. Due to the reconstruction of the horticulture greenhouses, the Horticulture Club relied on Central Iowa Floral out of Sheldahl to grow the plants for their annual sale. The sales run through Saturday.

Horticulture Club spreads holiday cheer with Poinsettia Sale

December 1, 2010
The gum base is being passed through an extruder to strain out excess water. After this, the gum is subjected to a stage of humidity control, called forming, followed by dusting with sweeteners to get the final product.

Iowa State team places fourth with chewing gum

November 18, 2010

Increasing number of women join agriculture field

November 14, 2010
Larry Johnson, professor of food science and human nutrition and director of the Center for Crops Utilization Research, checks the water-based extraction of soybeans in a mixing tank before the product moves on to the next processing step. Johnson was named the 2010 recipient of the Applied Research Award from the American Association of Cereal Chemists for his research in corn and soybean processing.

Professor awarded for cereal grain research

November 8, 2010

Issue info: Iowa’s Water and Land Legacy Amendment

October 30, 2010
Emily Zimmerman, far left, senior in biology and global resource systems, spent six weeks in Rome interning with Biodiversity International. With her are peers (from left) Vivian Bernau, Ernesto Ranucci, Emma Flemming and Sam Bird.

Student trades early graduation for international experience

October 25, 2010
Clay McGargill, fourth year veterinary medicine, directs a sow down the walkway in the Swine Intensive Studies Lab. The walkway has sensors on the floor that record how the sow walks to determine if it has a lameness issue due to such factors as sore feet or legs.

ISU Researchers work to fix lameness issues in sows

October 24, 2010
Kellie Walters, left, sorts apples in preparation for the Fall Festival.

Celebrate fall with Horticulture Club

October 21, 2010

Ag Career Day attracts companies from around the world

October 18, 2010

Students given chance to showcase Iowa-grown fuel in video contest

October 13, 2010
Orion Samuelson, host of National Farm Report, Samuelson Sez and This Week in Agribusiness moderated the panel discussion on sustainable agriculture and biodiversity practices Tuesday in Lee Liu Audtiorium.

Future of agriculture based in sustainability, biodiversity

October 12, 2010

Vilsack, farmers to discuss sustainability, biodiversity

October 10, 2010

CALS week to showcase importance of agriculture

October 9, 2010
Francis Thicke, democratic candidate for the Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, gave a lecture about a new vision for Iowa food and agriculture Thursday, Oct. 7 in the Gold Room of the Memorial Union.

Thicke has vision of the future of agriculture

October 7, 2010
The ISU Livestock Judging Team poses beside two of the national championship trophies past teams have won. ISU has won 20 national championships — more than any other university. Front row — Jason Lents, senior in agricultural engineering; Trever Shipley, junior in animal science; Andrew Noland, junior in agricultural studies; Blake Vander Molen, senior in animal science; Levi Johnson, senior in animal science; Jalane Alden, senior in animal science. Back row — Jonathan Declerck, lecturer in animal science and ISU Livestock Judging Team coach; Kaylee Keppy, senior in animal science; Cameron Luedtke, junior in animal science; and Ashley Wiebe, senior in agriculture and life sciences education.

Iowa State Livestock Judging Team balances competitions, school

October 4, 2010
Jacob Van Patten, sophomore in world languages and cultures, picks apples at the Horticulture Research Station on Friday, Sept. 24. The apples are just one of the many fruits and vegetables that are grown at the station as part of the research that is conducted there.

Horticulture Research Station provides place to conduct research, learn

September 25, 2010
Katie Taylor, senior in agronomy, instructs a class of Ugandan children. Taylor and other Iowa State students who participated in the Uganda Service-Learning Program this past summer taught the Ugandan children everything from math and science, to the importance of agriculture.

Iowa State students improve lives of children in Uganda

September 22, 2010

Curtiss Hall to begin renovation process

September 18, 2010

Iowa State offers English course geared toward horticulture students

September 8, 2010
Tyler Bauman, second lieutenant in the Army Reserve, was awarded the Bronze Star medal for his service in Iraq. Bauman, a 2010 Iowa State alumnus, will be attending the College of Veterinary Medicine next fall.

Iowa State alumnus receives Bronze Star Medal

September 6, 2010

Iowa State student experiences Taiwan agriculture

September 2, 2010

Iowa State students set to display research, work at Farm Progress Show

August 27, 2010

Iowa State Farm House Museum celebrates 150th anniversary

August 26, 2010

Egg products safe at Iowa State dining, cafes

August 25, 2010

Don’t bottle it up, use student resources

June 21, 2010

Dorms: Opportunities for leadership

June 21, 2010

MBA case competition prepares students for reality

May 13, 2010
Nicole Cortum, second from right, senior in public service and administration in agriculture and Veishea general co-chair, and George Micalone, far right, program coordinator III of the Memorial Union and Veishea general adviser, sell Veishea buttons, Tuesday on Central Campus. Photo: Whitney Sager/Iowa State Daily

[Photo] Staff volunteers invaluable to Veishea

April 15, 2010
Dan Rice is running for re-election to the city council in the first ward. A goal Rice has for re-election is to keep the quality of living in Ames high. Photo: Whitney Sager/Iowa State Daily

[Photo] Rice looks to unite Ames and remain Ward 1 representative

October 25, 2009
Tom Wacha is running for the first ward seat on city council. Wacha is running against Dan Rice, who is seeking re-election to the position. Photo: Whitney Sager/Iowa State Daily

[Photo] Wacha wants to give back by seeking Ward 1 seat

October 25, 2009
The Interfraternity Council officers pose for a photo. The council serves to bring together all the fraternity houses on campus and let them know what is going on. Photo: Whitney Sager/Iowa State Daily

[Photo] Fraternity fall rush returns

October 20, 2009
Tanner Gasow, senior in aerospace engineering, talks to fourth grade students from Meeker Elementary on October 12, 2009, in 2202 Howe Hall. The elementary students, Tyler Voas, left, Jessica Canon, Alexa Al-Hameed and Roma Baranov, are part of Aero ONE, a math and science group that meets with aerospace engineering students after school to learn about such topics as buoyancy. The group worked on designs for a boat. Photo: Whitney Sager/Iowa State Daily

[Photo] Grade school children learn through Aero One

October 11, 2009
Renee Pike, freshman in construction engineering, fills in the ballot on Tuesday afternoon, at Ward 4 Precinct 5, UDCC. Photo: Shing Kai Chan/Iowa State Daily

UDCC (8:15 p.m.): Quiet, as polls near close

November 4, 2008
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