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‘Demanding things isn’t the way to make change’: ISUPD responds to Color of Love

Mackenzie Bodell, Senior Reporter
March 1, 2024
Guest Columnist Joshua Trier explains why he thinks the UAW strikes are baseless.

Trier: The argument against the UAW

Joshua Trier, Guest Columnist
October 2, 2023
Jackie Kluesner, an English education major, holds their sign in the LGBTQIA+ walkout on Iowa States campus March 1, 2023.

Students protest anti-LGBTQIA+ bills during ‘We Say Gay’ walkout

Nicole Hasek, Niche Editor
March 1, 2023
Students and community members gather outside of Parks Library in to show support for womens rights in Iran.

Weingarten: We must cut through our hearts for Iran

Caleb Weingarten, Columnist
October 6, 2022
Students and community members gather outside of Parks Library in to show support for womens rights in Iran.

Mahsa Amini memorial informs students of violence in Iran

Claire Hoppe, Voices Editor
September 21, 2022
The anti-abortion group Created Equal posted graphic images of aborted fetuses around campus Wednesday.

Controversial anti-abortion exhibit visits Iowa State

Mackenzie Bodell
April 13, 2022
Towards the end of the protest, students embraced each other in a moment of silence.

No Means No Protest 9-8 Photos – DJ

September 8, 2021
Bonnie Siegler presented Signs of Resistance: A Visual History of Protest in America on Tuesday as part of the First Amendment Days celebration at Iowa State.

First Amendment Days: Making protests visual

Madison Olson
April 13, 2021
Des Moines Register reporter Andrea Sahouri has been found not guilty of two misdemeanors after being arrested at a protest in May.

Des Moines Register reporter found not guilty after arrest at protest

Ashley Tibbs
March 10, 2021
The Ames Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement hosted a combined protest and block party. Approximately 50 protesters were in attendance, and the event took place on the fifth night of the Ames BLM homecoming. 

Ames Black Lives Matter protesters marched despite Wintersteen’s email

Sydney Novak
August 21, 2020
Columnist Jake Brown illustrates the power of women in protests. 

Brown: The protesting power of moms

Jake Brown
July 27, 2020
The ISD Editorial Board demands a name change to Call Hall in the name of inclusivity and values. 

Editorial: It’s time we rename Catt Hall

Editorial Board
June 25, 2020
Columnist Megan Hellman examines the white manipulation involved in systemic racism and why it needs to end.

Hellman: White manipulation in current events

Megan Hellman
June 1, 2020
Thousands of protesters gather peacefully for the Candlelight Vigil for George Floyd in Union Park, Des Moines.

PHOTOS: Candlelight Vigil for George Floyd and Merle Hay protest

Gabby Lucas and Nick Nading
June 1, 2020
A collective coalition of Iowa State students and members from student organizations including Pride Alliance, Hillel, Lambda Theta Alpha, LSI and NAACP marched together during their Students Against Racism protest at noon on Oct. 30. The march started at the Memorial Union, then moved onto Lincoln Way and finally stopped at Beardshear Hall, where students requested to talk to President Wendy Wintersteen.

Students Against Racism fight discrimination on campus

Anneke Johnson
November 20, 2019
Sen. Ian Searles speaks during an open forum at the Oct. 30 Student Government meeting. Students came to talk about recent controversial events on campus and to address President Wendy Wintersteen.

StuGov to review bill regarding events impacting Department of Residence

Jacob Smith
November 5, 2019
Students gather outside Beardshear Hall as part of the Students Against Racism protest on Oct. 30.

Students demand action from Wendy Wintersteen regarding controversial events on campus

Madison Mason
October 30, 2019
Noah Parks, junior in political science, shares his views with others at Carver 205 which was supposed to be the meeting place for Nicholas Fuentes to speak to a small group. Fuentes didn’t show up to Carver but he did appear in East Hall to give a speech. The Iowa State Police Department did not allow Fuentes to use East Hall to give his speech as the room was not reserved. Fuentes delivered a prepared speech followed by a Q&A at the free speech zone on Wednesday, March 6.

PHOTOS: What happened last night: Nicholas Fuentes at Iowa State

Katlyn Campbell/ Sarah Henry
March 6, 2019
The Nobody is Above the Law Rally took place in front of the Ames Post Office on Nov. 8. They chanted things such as we want justice! and we stand together for justice!

Protestors call for more accountability and justice in government

Eli Harris
November 8, 2018
Members of the National School Walkout Day at ISU, Iowa State University Pan-Caribbean Community, Iowa State University SAGE and Iowa State University College Democrats speak out at the Stand Up & Vote Out: Rally against Steve King, in the free speech zone on Nov. 1.

Campus protest against Steve King met with counter-protest

Talon Delaney
November 1, 2018
Isabel Ingram holds a sign reading hate has no home here at the Families Belong Together rally in Des Moines in front of the Capital Building June 30. 

Protestors show solidarity with separated immigrant families

Talon Delaney
June 30, 2018
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March for our lives protests to take place Saturday

Devyn Leeson
March 21, 2018
Merlin Jones offers to answer questions about the bible to pedestrians on campus at the Agora on Oct. 9, 2016.  

Agora utilized for expression through protests, religious purposes

Talon Delaney
April 21, 2017
Cancer survivors were honored during the opening ceremony, then kicked off the event by taking their victory lap. Relay for Life was held in Lied Recreational Facility on Friday at 7 p.m.

Top 5 stories from the weekend

Emily Clement
April 9, 2017
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