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The School of Education inside Lagomarcino Hall. Oct. 16th, 2024

Hurley: The Mississippi Miracle, schools and equality

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
November 6, 2025
VTubers may become more popular as we move further into a digital age.

Hurley: The future is virtual (Youtubers)

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
October 30, 2025
Hurley: Creating is hard, but worth it

Hurley: Creating is hard, but worth it

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
October 28, 2025
3D Render of a Topographic Map of the United States of America. Courtesy of Getty Images.

Hurley: Let’s split up a lot of states

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
October 21, 2025
The exterior of Friley Hall, Ames, Iowa, Aug. 25, 2025.

Hurley: A thank you to the Department of Residence

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
October 19, 2025
A view of students walking through the Local Food Festival, Central Campus, Ames, Iowa, Sept 24, 2025.

Hurley: Gen Z is done waiting for Superman

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
October 6, 2025
Hurley: What happens when we lose language?

Hurley: What happens when we lose language?

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
September 29, 2025
Iowa State's snow-covered campus, January 31, 2021.

Hurley: Against Midwest maximalism

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
September 24, 2025
Members of the congregation receive ash in the shape of a cross during noon mass on Ash Wednesday, March 6 at St. Thomas Aquinas Church. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, the six-week period of fasting, self-sacrifice and prayer observed by Christians leading up to Easter.

Hurley: Will Gen Z consolidate Christianity?

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
September 17, 2025
Hurley: A return to pulp

Hurley: A return to pulp

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
September 11, 2025
A sign directing incoming students to follow red and white signage during the Iowa State University new student move in-day on August 20, 2025, Ames, Iowa.

Hurley: The impending death of the University

Ryan Hurley, Guest Columnist
September 7, 2025
Letter writer Ryan Hurley explains his disagreements with schools.

Letter: The downfall of schools

Ryan Hurley
April 7, 2021
Letter writer Breanna Diaz shares her testimony. 

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

Breanna Diaz
April 5, 2021
The ISD Editorial Board discusses Student Government's response to two situations involving divisive tweets. 

Editorial: What is StuGov’s responsibility?

Editorial Board
March 21, 2021
Letter writer Ryan Hurley argues the Iowa State Student Government is not an effective system to help the student body. 

Letter: Student Government is a sham

Ryan Hurley
March 15, 2021
Letter writer Ryan Hurley advocates for change in usage of testing lockdown browsers. 

Letter: ISU and student privacy protections

Ryan Hurley
March 11, 2021
After Iowa State student body President Morgan Fritz and Vice President Jacob Schrader issued a statement regarding a professor's recent tweets, students expressed their anger at the weekly Student Government meeting.

‘I’m the role model I needed when I was younger’: Students speak out against Student Government statement

Kylee Haueter
March 10, 2021
Letter writer Ryan Hurley argues technology halts human progress. 

Letter: Progress and technology

Ryan Hurley
March 10, 2021
Letter writer Ryan Hurley says the push for Donald Trump to be on the ballot in 2024 is the right decision for the Republican Party. 

Letter: GOP made the right decision with choosing Trump

Ryan Hurley
March 2, 2021
Letter writer Ryan Hurley advocates for Clarence Thomas, a Republican Black leader, for Black History Month. 

Letter: Consider Clarence Thomas for Black History Month

Ryan Hurley
February 16, 2021
In a tweet sent after the projected election results came in, Iowa State College Republicans called for everybody to "arm up," prompting a response from the university.

ISU College Republicans tweet causes aftershocks

Kylee Haueter
November 11, 2020
In a tweet sent after the projected election results came in, Iowa State College Republicans called for everybody to "arm up," prompting a response from the university.

Iowa Federation of College Republicans announces defederation of Iowa State chapter

Kylee Haueter
November 8, 2020
Republican Randy Feenstra won Iowa's 4th Congressional District congressional race and said he is excited the people of the 4th District put their trust in him.

Randy Feenstra wins fourth district congressional race

Michael Craighton
November 3, 2020
President Donald Trump and Joe Biden have different views on political policies. 

Election Day: Make or Break for America part 1

Claire Hoppe
November 2, 2020
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