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Cy statue on display at the gates of Reiman Gardens.

Guest Column: Why Reiman Gardens needs a CyRide stop

Nehal Sankaranthi, Reiman Gardens Volunteer Engagement Intern
November 12, 2023
Brandon Karnes sheds a tackle in the Collegiate Rugby Shield game. Photo courtesy of Brandon Karnes.

‘It’s his lane’: Can’t stop the CyRide

Christian Royston, Sports Editor
March 19, 2023
Students transfer on and off the Orange 23 bus on Wallace Road Feb. 1.

Breaking down CyRide’s recent accident totals

Katelyn Squiers, Student Life Editor
February 1, 2023
A 23 Orange CyRide bus makes its way down Osborne Dr. in the morning as one of the main free circulator routes.

CyRide to not require masks on buses effective immediately

Omar Waheed
April 19, 2022
CyRide will add additional electric buses to its fleet after receiving a $3.1 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration. 

CyRide receives $3.1 million grant to expand fleet

Ella Hawkins
April 11, 2022
Throughout the late morning and early afternoon of March 3, some Iowa State students may have seen a blue bus driving around campus. This blue bus was one of the “Xcelsior CHARGE” buses from New Flyer of America, one of the largest transit bus manufacturers in North America, with fabrication, manufacturing and service centers in the United States and Canada.

CyRide demonstrates battery-electric bus after receiving grant

Logan Metzger
March 3, 2020
The Iowa State Daily Editorial Board writes that people should respect the CyRide drivers and to thank them when they get off the bus.

Editorial: Respect CyRide drivers

Editorial Board
February 27, 2020
A CyRide blue line bus travels eastward on Lincoln Way at sunset Sept. 18, 2016. CyRide recently received federal grant funding to purchase electric buses and infrastructure to support them.

CyRide receives federal grant to replace older buses with electric buses

Jake Webster
August 1, 2019
Any changes approved following public hearing will not be implemented until summer of 2018.

CyRide route changes won’t be until Summer 2018

Maggie Curry
May 30, 2017

Get to know CyRide

Sarah Rich
April 19, 2017
Infographic: CyRide local budget

Solutions to fix CyRide’s funding, overcrowding

Molly Willson
October 21, 2014
Students climb aboard CyRide so they dont have to walk to their classes in the snowstorm.

Letter to the editor: Let’s keep each other safe

Pat Parker Is An Assistant Director For The Office Of Admissions.
November 11, 2013

Letter to the editor: An open letter to young people: “No thanks, I’ll take the sidewalk.”

Jonathon Schmeckel
October 7, 2013
An Orange 23 CyRide bus passes by most buildings around Central Campus. Dozens of students get on and off the bus during the class break. Students dont pay attention to the rights of the road. This has led to accidents that occur on campus.

Editorial: Be considerate of CyRide drivers

Editorial Board
September 4, 2013

Editorial: CyRide etiquette a must as ridership increases

Editorial Board
November 2, 2012

Brown: CyRide upgrades made for you, the student

Phil Brown
August 29, 2012
Nathan Shiminek and Amanda Veen pose next to a CyRide bus.

CyRide drives transportation around campus, Ames

Rachel Sinn
August 23, 2012

CyRide: The key to Ames

Elizabeth Polsdofer
August 13, 2012

Bulgarian bus bombing the work of suicide bomber, minister says

CNN Wire Service
July 19, 2012
CyRides increase in fare for all riders other than students can cause repercussions for the community. With the recent shooting down of provided fare free riding for K-12 students, the Ames community has marginalized its riders.

Letter to the editor: Students should support free CyRide fares for K-12 students

Bob Bourne
January 12, 2012
Michelle Graeve, senior in biology, paints a shirt on Kyle Muhlbauer, senior in management information systems, during tailgating on Saturday, Nov. 5, before the game against Kansas outside Jack Trace Stadium. 

Cyclone pride, family traditions come with tailgate bus

Leah De Graaf
November 16, 2011
Riders pack into a CyRide bus at Kildee Hall to avoid the rain on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Columnist Long argues that common courtesy while riding CyRide to class or work not only makes the ride more comfortable, but it also saves riders time and hassle.

Long: Common courtesy when riding on the bus not difficult

Craig Long
November 10, 2011
Those who park in the commuter lot could soon be paying money for a parking permit.

Commuter lot to be reevaluated

Jesa Wolthuizen
October 17, 2011

Letter: Cheating is bad, whether you talk about it or not

Nicholas Driscoll, Masters Student In Applied Linguistics
October 10, 2011
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