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Trier: Lent's lessons of virtue and discipline

Trier: Lent’s lessons of virtue and discipline

Joshua Trier, Columnist
March 9, 2025
A Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) flag flies outside the venue of an Extra Ordinary SADC Summit in Harare, Zimbabwe, January 31, 2025.REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo

Trier: Faithful not fearful

Joshua Trier, Columnist
February 28, 2025
Weingarten: Why free speech is necessary

Weingarten: Why free speech is necessary

Caleb Weingarten, Opinion Editor
October 23, 2024
Students in The Salt Company are encouraged to greet each other shortly after Thursday’s worship at Cornerstone Church begins.

Lisowski: Christianity in college

Maximillian Lisowski, Opinion Editor
April 19, 2023
Students entered into the labyrinth one by one.

Interfaith labyrinth gives students new insight before finals week

Shreya Varrier, Diversity Editor
December 6, 2022
According to Christopher Chase, the Ames, Iowa, area has a diverse amount of religions and cultures.

What does Ames have to offer individuals who aren’t Christian?

Claire Hoppe
March 3, 2022
Human trafficking victims are of all different identities and backgrounds, according to Michael Ferjak, a retired law enforcement professional with over 40 years of service.

Haueter: The purity culture to victim blaming pipeline

Kylee Haueter
January 20, 2022
BRICS focuses on building lasting relationships with the basis of faith.

Religion at Iowa State: Building Relationships in Christ Soteria

Claire Hoppe
November 17, 2021
Columnist Haylee Fishburn argues that society's idolization of earthly things will lead to destruction. 

Fishburn: Idolization: how a godless society tries to find meaning

Haylee Fishburn
November 8, 2021
Alpha Omega offers an environment for Christian Iowa State students to grow in their faith with others.

Religion at Iowa State: Alpha Omega

Nicole Hasek
October 27, 2021
Opinion Editor and columnist Peyton Hamel delves into the fires of purgatory. 

Hamel: The particles of purgatory

Peyton Hamel
June 4, 2021
Opinion editor and columnist Peyton Hamel contemplates what life after death really is and her version of what hell is on earth. 

Hamel: Hell on earth

Peyton Hamel
May 21, 2021
The ISD Editorial Board explains how religious gatekeeping is harmful and why the Iowa State community should be tolerant and accepting of all religions. 

Editorial: Gatekeeping in religion

Editorial Board
February 18, 2021
There are numerous cultural and religious holidays celebrated throughout the month of December. 

The celebration of December holidays

Nicole Mattson
November 18, 2020
Author Andrew Klavan spoke about the role God plays in the world from a political perspective March 9 in the Sun Room of the Memorial Union.

Author talks Christianity and its impact on Western culture

Katherine Kealey
March 9, 2020
Amy Smith, associate professor of political science and liberal arts and sciences dean's professor, recently published an article diving into how Brazilian evangelicals will react in regard to the fires spreading through the Amazon rainforest.

Brazilian evangelicals show concern for the Amazon under new leader

Morrgan Zmolek
November 18, 2019
Pope Benedict XVI delivering his final public blessing on Feb. 24, 2013, to a crowd of thousands at St. Peter's Square in Vatican City.

Vatican delays vote on Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People

Kara Gravert
November 13, 2018
Vijay Pisini (center) preaching before more than 150 students April 25 at the Agora.

Traveling preacher makes waves on campus

Talon Delaney
April 25, 2018
Professor in Religious Studies Hector Avalos, professor of philosophy and religious studies, presents his research that science cannot prove that prayer works.

ISU Professor Hector Avalos to Lecture on Jesus’s Flaws

Talon Delaney
March 7, 2018
family leader

Proposed bill would allow biblical literacy classes in public schools

Talon Delaney
February 5, 2018
Martin Luther

500 years pass since the Protestant Reformation

Chris Anderson
October 31, 2017
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Ames (UUFA) sits on Hayward Ave.

Religions come together in Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Ames

Talon Delaney
September 13, 2017
Michael Penn, professor of religious studies at Stanford University, speaks to an audience member after his lecture in the Memorial Union Sun Room on September 6, 2017.

Lecturer tells unaddressed history between Islam and Christianity

Mary Pautsch
September 6, 2017

The Salt Company starts a new year of college ministry

Mary Pautsch
August 24, 2017
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