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LeBaron Hall construction, Iowa State University, Sep. 9, 2024. Construction began in September of 2024 and is expected to be complete in 2026.

PHOTOS: Slice of Life September 2024

Jacob Rice and Maeley Rosengren
September 12, 2024
A cyclist passes the stalactite covered home office of the Iowa State Daily, the Landscape Architecture Building, Jan. 17, 2024.

PHOTOS: Slice of Life January 2024

Jacob Rice, Visual Editor
January 20, 2024
First Amendment Days events will take place across campus from April 11 to 15.

“Your Rights, Your Libraries” panel discusses impact of community libraries

Eleanor Chalstrom
April 12, 2022
Former Iowa State student Verne Lyon gave a lecture Monday night about his experiences as a spy for the Central Intelligence Agency.

Former Iowa State student recounts his experiences as a CIA spy

Ella Hawkins
February 7, 2022
According to Assistant Director Denise Williams-Klotz, the Black Cultural Center offers a safe space for students of color to come together.

The George A. Jackson Black Cultural Center doesn’t just offer a space, it offers a home

Claire Hoppe
February 6, 2022
Sheila Jean Collins was an Iowa State student murdered in 1968. Her case remains unsolved, and no arrests were ever made. 

Part one: The murder of Sheila Jean Collins

Molly Blanco
January 28, 2022
Letter writer Breanna Diaz shares her testimony. 

Letter: The system is broken, I won’t forgive you

Breanna Diaz
April 5, 2021
The Climate Reality Campus Corps is planning to advocate for the goals of the #MakeClimateAClass movement at Iowa State.

Climate Reality Campus Corps brings #MakeClimateAClass to Iowa State

Audrey Holtkamp
March 24, 2021
Student Government hosted four Iowa State faculty members for the Violence Against Women and Women's Health panel Tuesday.

Violence Against Women, Women’s Health panel convenes for Women’s Week Conference

Audrey Holtkamp
March 9, 2021
Toyia Younger encouraged students to continue meaningful conversations about race and ethnicity at the ISCORE closing ceremony Friday.

ISCORE 2021 concluded with speech by Toyia Younger on Friday

Audrey Holtkamp
March 5, 2021
Reggie Greenlaw and John Richardson, two Iowan musicians, will perform at Stephens Auditorium on Tuesday. 

COVID-19 has hit performance venues especially hard

Nyamal Gatluak
November 4, 2020
An Iowa State astronomy professor provides his knowledge on space hurricanes. 

Iowa State campus to undergo partial shutdown over Winter Break

Audrey Holtkamp
November 1, 2020
The Diversity and Inclusion Office continues to provide resources and information for students and faculty in-person and virtually.

The Office of Diversity and Inclusion provides in-person and virtual resources

Madison Mason
August 26, 2020
Letter writer Tonya Tienter says the "greenspace" areas on campus promoting social distancing. 

Letter: Outdoor wireless project provides Wi-Fi, promotes social distancing

Tonya Tienter
August 19, 2020
Iowa State University's Recreation Services offers many ways for students to get involved.

Socially distant activities to do with friends this semester

Margaret Troup
August 15, 2020
President Donald Trump speaking Jan. 30 at Drake University's Knapp Center in Des Moines. Trump discussed the new USMCA trade agreement and hit out at his potential Democratic rivals.

Donald Trump reelection campaign strategy a change from previous presidents

Kylee Haueter
March 3, 2020
Aromantic Spectrum centerpiece

Visibility brought through Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week

Madison Mason
February 16, 2020
Statewide coordinator, Ruth Buckles of Teens Against Human Trafficking for Youth and Shelter Services leads Thursday's Human Trafficking Information Session.

Human trafficking session informs attendees of the dangers they face

Loretta Mcgraw
January 30, 2020
“Fatphobia is the fear and dislike of fat people and the stigmatization of individuals with bigger bodies,” according to the Sexual and Reproductive Health Awareness Week website.

Iowa State graduate students starts conversation surrounding fatphobia

Logan Metzger
January 28, 2020
During the Know Your Rights Panel on March 6th, 2018, (from left to right) Sonia Reyes-Snyder of the Iowa Department of Human Rights, Katharine Johnson Suski of the Iowa State Office of Admissions, Michael Levine of Student Legal Services and senior Ricky Corona spoke to the audience about the realistic views that society has and the options people have. 

Office of Diversity and Inclusion to host workshop on harassment

Logan Metzger
January 22, 2020
Former South Bend, Ind. Mayor Pete Buttigieg hosted a town hall Jan. 13 at the Memorial Union. He discussed climate change and the situation with Iran, among other issues.

Pete Buttigieg hosts Iowa State town hall

Mallory Tope
January 13, 2020
Right to left: Kristen Busch, Madeline Sinovic and Morgan Sperry campaign for Elizabeth Warren on Aug. 26 outside of the Memorial Union.

Students campaign on campus as caucuses near

Lauren Ratliff
December 1, 2019
Durham Center is the location of the newly finished Digital Accessibility Lab. This lab will provide students with disabilities the technological resources they need for their classwork. 

Digital Accessibility Lab to open in Durham Center

Logan Metzger
November 5, 2019
Morah Reign lip syncs to “You Should See Me in a Crown” at The Pride Alliance's annual Halloween Drag Show. The event was hosted by The Pride Alliance on Oct. 27, 2018, in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union. Proceeds from the event went to students attending the Midwest Bisexual Lesbian Gay Transgender Asexual College Conference (MBLGTACC).

The Pride Alliance to raise money for conference at The Fall Drag Show

Logan Metzger
October 31, 2019
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