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The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes was published on Sep. 1, 2020.

Books to read this spring

Riley Berberet, Arts & Culture Reporter
March 27, 2024
Book Review: The Present Age

Book Review: “The Present Age”

Caleb Weingarten, Opinion Editor
November 15, 2023
Columnist Megan Petzold explains why books are more beneficial than other reading mediums.

Petzold: Books, a thing of the past?

Megan Petzold, Columnist
January 26, 2023

Film Producers Club allows students to gain filmmaking skills

Carlos Eduardo M. Botelho
April 17, 2022

Annotating books brings new life to leisure reading

Avery Thompson
April 10, 2022
People interpret the world in a variety of ways; by dissecting events and understandings in peoples internal dialogues, people can compound their understandings and their implications.

The narrative behind the reading mind

Ashlyn Ware
December 1, 2021
Reading is a great hobby to have as a young person and especially a college student.

Five books every woman in her 20s should read

Ashlynn Kile
February 28, 2021
Banned books are contested books that have been removed from school curriculums or public libraries due to content.

Editorial: Literature is more than just the classics

Editorial Board
November 12, 2020
News Editor of Academics Jill Even is a junior in journalism and mass communication.

Even: ‘Being in journalism is my childhood dream come true’

Jill Even
September 30, 2020
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Books to read during the summer

Logan Metzger
May 2, 2019
Since the snow has melted away, bicycles are roaming the streets and sidewalks of Iowa States campus.

Warm weather brings spring fever

Julia Meehan
March 28, 2019
Columnist Parth Shiralkar believes everyone should appreciate public libraries because of the services they offer and the joys reading can bring.

Limelight’s 2018 Reading Challenge

Allison.Martyr.Com
January 29, 2018

Plans for graduate student reading room presented at GPSS meeting monday night

Jillian Alt
December 2, 2017
Parks Library pictured from the southeast in 2017.

Graduate Reading Room to be added to Parks Library in new renovations

Jill Alt
December 1, 2017

Street soccer helps fund student literacy for underprivileged children

Anthony Weiland
October 13, 2015
Editorials, columns and cartoons.

Glawe: In defense of language

Michael Glawe
April 22, 2015
In a society that focuses less and less on the importance of books, columnist Glawe believes it is still important to take the time to learn from the classic works of literature.

Glawe: Good reading still necessary

Michael Glawe
February 10, 2015
Opinion: Henry 11/14

Henry: Bad habits and technology interfere with real reading

Katie Henry
November 14, 2012

School of Education focuses on early childhood education

Thaddeus Mast
August 31, 2012

‘Kappa Karnival’ supports literacy, families

Mary-Kate Burkert
November 12, 2011

Letter: Ames Public Library worth voting for

Marion Kreese
November 3, 2011
Borders has left Ames, but books will be returning to the location with the opening of Books a Million. Set to open in November, the sign will be up soon. The interior was bustling with people, doing construction and organization. 

Books-A-Million prepares to open Ames location

Morgan Shepherd
October 27, 2011
Brandon Persson, junior in architecture, enjoys a book and sketching outside of Parks Library on Monday.

Witte: Reading for leisure important to expansion of horizons

Jacob Witte
August 30, 2011
Press Secretary Jay Carney discusses reform efforts involving No Child Left Behind in a White House briefing in Washington D.C. on July 8, 2011.

White House announces waivers for No Child Left Behind law

CNN Wire Service
August 8, 2011
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