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The exterior of Hamilton Hall the night of Oct. 16, 2023.

Digital storytelling to join Iowa State

Haley Marzorati, Academics Reporter
October 16, 2023
Lupa poses in the doorway of the Press Paws room in Hamilton Hall.

Press Paws brings therapy dogs to Hamilton Hall

Sarah Currier, Arts & Culture Editor
August 24, 2023
9th G.E.A.R. offered the panel of judges a variety of ideas for an advertising campaign revolving around the NASCAR Chicago Street Race taking place early July, 2023.

Students present advertising strategies to NASCAR communications director

Jack McClellan, Academics Editor
December 6, 2022
Letter writer Josh Lamberty believes internships should not be a requirement for graduation.

Letter: Internship degree requirement hurts students’ success

Josh Lamberty
March 26, 2020
Rutwik Korde (right) is a sophomore in mechanical engineering. He often finds himself studying in the library alone among other students who are in study groups. Korde said international students can sometimes feel left out due to cultural differences.

Underrepresented on campus: The story of Asian international students and professors

Mia Wang
January 17, 2019
Mark Witherspoon, editorial advisor of the Iowa State Daily, led the Democalypse March around campus on Thursday. The march on First Amendment Day featured a high school class from North High School and was designed to teach students what it would be like to lose their First Amendment. 

First Amendment week continues its tradition 16 years later

Whitney Mason
April 9, 2018
Jaden Urbi, senior in journalism and Courtney Crowder, reporter for the Des Moines Register, were recipients of the first Kappa Tau Alpha Diversity and Inclusion Award. The two were recognized for their efforts in reporting on issues pertaining to diversity, including the Black Lives Matter movement and the lives of transgender people in Iowa. 

Greenlee School presents first Kappa Tau Alpha Diversity and Inclusion Award

Alison Boysen
April 19, 2017
The 2015 Futures Forum panelists lead a discussion with the crowd about social media in the workplace. The panel was moderated by Rick Phillips and the panelists includes Aaron Hepker, Emilee Richardson, Justin Wise and Don Moxley.

Panel discusses social media effects

Megan Moran
April 10, 2015
As part of the weeklong celebration of the First Amendment, the Greenlee School presented the one-woman play, Red Hot Patriot, written by Allison and Margaret Engel. The play commemorates the life and work of Molly Ivins, known for her satirical columns on Texas politics, who died in 2007 at the age of 62.

Red Hot Patriot: One-woman performance showcases author Molly Ivins

Devin Wilmott
April 17, 2014
As the largest academic program in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the prospective student enrollment at the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication is at a 15 percent increase from March 2013 to March 2014.

Greenlee enrollment spikes with public relations major, focus on avoiding student debt

Dominic Spizzirri
March 28, 2014

ISU professor receives national attention for book on Sylvia Porter, of ’60s rights movement

David Gerhold
December 2, 2013
In the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 81 percent of the students from the school who did an internship last summer completed a paid internship while 19 percent completed a unpaid internship.

Students seek paid internships

Delaney Vierkandt
October 3, 2013

Public relations major

Logan Kahler
September 23, 2013
Washington Post columnist and MSNBC political analyst Eugene Robinson speaks on Wednesday, Sept. 18, in the Great Hall of Memorial Union. Robinson came to Iowa State to speak as part of the 2013 Chamberlin Lecture on Journalism.

Pulitzer Prize winner Eugene Robinson sees ‘government shutdown likely’ in Chamberlin Lecture

William Byal
September 18, 2013

Greenlee School organizes public relations major

Bailey Mcgrath
August 26, 2013

Board of Regents approves public relations major for Iowa State

Daily Staff
August 16, 2013
Britteny Ross, freshman in chemistry, speaks on behalf of the College Democrats and gives the opening statement at the First Amendment Day Caucus Cup debate on April 8, 2013 in the Memorial Unions South Ballroom.

Democrats win Caucus Cup debate

Charles O'Brien
April 9, 2013

Fall arts and humanities reception honors research grant recipients

Alyssa.Miller.Co
October 23, 2012
Portrait of Barbara Mack with horses (one of her favorite pastimes) on Sept. 24, 2008, at the Horse Barns. Photo: Logan Gaedke/Iowa State Daily

Greenlee journalism professor Barbara Mack dies

Daily Staff
August 23, 2012

Iowa State policies offer process to ensure discrimination does not occur

Rachel Sinn
April 24, 2012

Greenlee School rings in the Chinese New Year

Jasmine Qu
January 26, 2012

The Iowa Bounce – Greenlee Futures Forum

October 21, 2011

Mack to be presented Alumni Association Award for Superior Service to Alumni

Katelynn Mccollough
October 20, 2011
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