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Opinion editor Caleb Weingarten reviews the The Essential Gandhi by Louis Fischer

Weingarten: Was Gandhi right?

Caleb Weingarten, Opinion Editor
December 4, 2023
Rangoli is an art form that is often made inside homes for good luck.

India’s diverse culture celebrated with local performers

Nicole Hasek, Niche Editor
January 16, 2023
The final performance of Diwali, the Bhangra Dance Club took to the stage to give an electric performance.

Iowa State students gather to celebrate the Festival of Lights at Diwali 2021

Maris Cameron
November 14, 2021
The ISD Editorial Board examines the most current information regarding the delta variant of COVID-19 and whether vaccines have an effect on the more transmissible strain. 

Editorial: Shedding light on the delta variant

Editorial Board
August 8, 2021
Due to outstanding circumstances, such as COVID-19 and travel restrictions, international student enrollment has gone down. 

International student numbers decreasing at Iowa State

Molly Blanco
April 8, 2021
Students express the importance of culture and inclusivity in Iowa State multicultural student organizations.

A spotlight on multicultural student organizations

Nitanga Safi
November 16, 2020
Columnist Parth Shiralkar finds peace in how he speaks and thinks between his two languages, his two identities. 

Shiralkar: The curious thing about native tongues

Parth Shiralkar
October 17, 2020
Many international students experience culture shock in varying ways when they come to the United States for college.

Iowa State student and staff member explain culture shock

Molly Blanco
September 29, 2020
Veganism is one of many popular diets available to people looking to try a new diet.

How veganism and other plant-based diets are becoming mainstream

Dai'Tynn Coppage-Walker
August 4, 2020
Letter writer Tim Lane challenges Carrie Chapman Catt accusers with various questions concerning her history. 

Letter: I have questions on Carrie Chapman Catt’s history

Tim Lane
July 9, 2020
Letter writer Tim Lane believes Carrie Chapman Catt was ahead of her time.

Letter: Carrie Chapman Catt was ahead of her time

Tim Lane
July 2, 2020
Columnist Parth Shiralkar speaks about the art of Warli paintings coming from the Warli tribe in Maharashtra, India.

Shiralkar: The hidden art of Warli paintings

Parth Shiralkar
February 15, 2020
Sadie Johnson, program coordinator for Engineering Student Services, was part of an Iowa State delegation to recruit students in China in January.

College of Engineering sees decrease in international students

Jill Even
February 4, 2020
Columnist Parth Shiralkar takes time to reflect on the new decade and the passage of time. Shiralkar points out how oftentimes, people rush through life instead of appreciating every moment.

Shiralkar: Appreciate the small things in life

Parth Shiralkar
December 25, 2019
Due to outstanding circumstances, such as COVID-19 and travel restrictions, international student enrollment has gone down. 

International students can go home for longer break

Susannah Crichton
December 11, 2019
Attendees pack into the Great Hall of the Memorial Union on Sunday for Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights.

Diwali festival highlights Indian culture and traditions

Susannah Crichton
November 18, 2019
Participants of the fashion show pose together after the fashion show during International Night on Friday.

International Week wraps up with night of celebration

Olivia Ruf
November 15, 2019
Many countries were represented in the events during International Week, including France, Vietnam, Malaysia, China, Korea, India, Pakistan, Taiwan, Japan, Indonesia, Iran and the Philippines.

International Week focuses on various cultures

Anneke Johnson
November 14, 2019
Then-senior Gayatri Poudel and then-junior Sana Shetty perform a Bollywood dance routine at Diwali Night. Diwali Night was hosted by the Indian Students Association on Nov. 11, 2018, in the Memorial Union. People were invited to enjoy the Festival of Lights with music, dance, handicrafts, games and Indian food.

Indian Students Association to bring Festival of Lights to Iowa State

Susannah Crichton
November 13, 2019
Alejandra Flores, sophomore in political science and history, applies henna to an attendees hand at the Bazaar and Game Night event Monday.

International Week event represents cultures through games

Morrgan Zmolek
November 11, 2019
world food

World cuisine event expands taste palates with international foods

Logan Metzger
November 10, 2019
Students got henna on their hands during the International Bazaar on Oct. 25, 2017, as part of International Week at Iowa State.

‘Bazaar and Game Night’ to continue International Week

Logan Metzger
November 10, 2019
Marie Kondo

Kondo criticisms highlight Asian student experiences

Nathan Cirian
March 19, 2019
The band Dhun performs in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union. Dhun is an Indian music band based out of Des Moines. Diwali Night was hosted by the Indian Students Association on Nov. 11 in the Memorial Union. People were invited to enjoy the Festival of Lights with music, dance, handicrafts, games and Indian food.

Behind the scenes: Indian Students’ Association hosts Diwali

Meg Grice
November 13, 2018
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