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The ISD Editorial Board examines the effect of COVID-19 on the Black Lives Matter movement, declaring the pandemic has actually intensified the protests. 

Editorial: COVID-19 stimulates the Black Lives Matter movement

Editorial Board
June 28, 2020
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds spoke at the Elite Octane grand opening Sept. 2. At the event, which fell on Labor Day, Reynolds voiced her support for American workers.

Gov. Kim Reynolds, community leaders address the protests and riots

Amber Mohmand
June 1, 2020
New York, USA - June 12, 2017: Memorial outside the landmark Stonewall Inn in honor of the victims of the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando in New York City in 2016.

“Looking at the most marginalized”: celebrating the 50th anniversary of Stonewall riots

Logan Metzger
June 26, 2019
A man takes a photo of a street sign that was knocked over during a riot on the corner of Welch Avenue and Chamberlain Street on April 8, 2014.

Editorial: Stop celebrating destructively

Editorial Board
April 15, 2015

Esaw: Grand jury decision can’t be changed

Destiny Esaw
December 3, 2014
People in Kansas City, Mo., draw chalk lines around their bodies Nov. 28 in protest to the grand jury decision to not indict officer Darren Wilson, who shot 18-year-old Michael Brown in August. 

Editorial: Ferguson community acts wrongly

Editorial Board
December 1, 2014

Letter: ‘Just having fun’ has damaging consequences

Doug Harjes, Staff Of Campus Services
September 8, 2014
A study performed and released by the ACLU in 2013, based on statistics gathered by federal agencies in 2010, finds that Iowa has the highest racial disparity when it comes to arrests for marijuana possession.

Snyder: Racial profiling damages relationships with police

Stephen Snyder
August 26, 2014
Sophomore Jared Ingram and senior Kendra White are members of the ISU Track and field team and were raised in and near Ferguson where Michael Brown was shot and killed by a police officer. Ingram and White joined in the protests that occurred in Ferguson and downtown St. Louis. “I wanted to go and protest because our voices have to be heard,” White said. “I just can’t sit by and let it happen. If I just sit by and let something happen, it’s like I dont care.

Inside Ferguson: Two ISU students return to college, leave home in violent turmoil

Chris Wolff
August 25, 2014

President Leath approves extension for Veishea Task Force

Will Fowler
June 30, 2014
Swanson, the official mascot of Veishea, rides in a car during the parade on April 20, 2013. President Steven Leath discontinued Veishea on Aug. 7, 2014, after the Veishea Task Force submitted a recommendation to end the event earlier in the summer.

Editorial: Change Veishea mentality, not traditions

Editorial Board
June 25, 2014

Veishea Task Force wraps up data collection, discusses ‘traditional’ events

Bill Dyke
May 23, 2014

Ethiraj: ‘Official’ Veishea participation needs emphasized

Raghul Ethiraj
May 21, 2014

Letter: Veishea riots are a pattern and will continue

Brent Heeren, Graduate
April 21, 2014

Letter: Immature rioters did not care about other’s hard work

Robert Dunn, Senior In Pre-Business
April 15, 2014

Letter to the editor: Ames forgets injured student was also rioting

Patrick Sutter, Junior In Microbiology
April 11, 2014

Letter: Riots should not be a 10-year tradition

Tyler Tweeten, Student, Open Option
April 11, 2014

Letter: A question for President Leath

Blair Schilling Ames Resident
April 11, 2014
President Steven Leath speaks with students after April 9s press conference where he canceled the rest of Veishea celebrations as a result of April 8s riot.

Liu: Canceling Veishea will not bring peace to Ames community

Cara Liu
April 11, 2014

Letter: Apologies are due after riot ends Veishea

Aaron Mostrom, Graduate, Originally From Ames
April 11, 2014

McLaughlin: Veishea Cancellation to distance name from rioting

Curran Mclaughlin
April 10, 2014
An ISU student created a fundraising website for the student struck in the back of the head by a falling light pole during April 8s riot in Campustown.

Student creates fundraiser for injured student, riot repairs

Danielle Ferguson
April 10, 2014

Letter to the Editor: Alumna shares heartbreak, embarrassment

Judy Adair, Alumna, Class Of
April 10, 2014
People attempt to clear Welch Avenue after a man was struck by an uprooted light pole during in Campustown during Veishea on April 8.

Brown: Cancellation unfairly affects wrong students: ISU disregards students’ efforts, drops traditions

Phil Brown
April 10, 2014
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