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A sign that reads "Financial Aid Questions? Start Here" outside of the Student Financial Aid and Student Financial Success office, April 21, 2025, Beardshear Hall, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa.

ISU employee fired for Charlie Kirk post

Claire Cosier, Managing Editor
September 25, 2025
Iowa State Student uses Tik Tok, Frederiksen Court Apartments, Ames, Iowa, Jan. 23, 2025.

Addressing the time ticking on the TikTok ban

Haley Marzorati, Student Life Editor
January 23, 2025
Hidden Heroes: Zach Gourley

Hidden Heroes: Zach Gourley

Hailey Dohnal, Assistant Sports Editor
May 30, 2023
According to Brown University’s health center, over 74 percent of females and 46 percent of males suffer from negative body image, which makes it an issue that hits close to home for many ISU students. 

Students and staff share the importance of body inclusivity

Aveya Payne, Diversity Reporter
March 28, 2023
The creator of the WeRateDogs Twitter phenomenon will speak about entrepreneurship, social media fame, and dogs at a free lecture event tonight. Courtesy of ISULectures.

WeRateDogs creator to share social media success story

Katelyn Squiers, Student Life Editor
October 19, 2022
BeReal app icon

Are BeReal users being real?

Madi Bierl, Niche Reporter
October 10, 2022
Sharaya Diamond performs her routine at the Pride Alliance Spring Drag Show. 

Pride Alliance Drag Show returns to the Iowa State campus

Shannon Clendenen and Eleanor Chalstrom
April 24, 2022
Columnist Jacob Mauren explains why Twitter is not the platform for free speech. 

Mauren: Free speech and Twitter

Jacob Mauren
April 18, 2022

Collagen supplements: facts and myths about the health fad

Taylor Maerz
April 18, 2022
Columnist Harrison Markfield finishes his three-part series ‘It’s time for a less reductive news media.’ 

Markfield: It’s time for a less reductive news media, part 3

Harrison Markfield
April 6, 2022

Final AfterDark of the semester brings free entertainment to students

Paige Mountain
March 30, 2022
Columnist Harrison Markfield calls for news media that is less superficial and self serving. 

Markfield: It’s time for a less reductive news media, part 1

Harrison Markfield
March 28, 2022
The media often portrays unhealthy, even dangerous, relationships. 

Relationships in popular media alter romantic expectations

Hannah Scott
March 27, 2022
According to Iowa State students, while the conflicts in Ukraine seem far away, they are causing stress and anxiety for those on campus. 

Students say conflict in Ukraine causing additional mental health issues

Kaitlyn Richardson
March 22, 2022
A protest in support of Ukraine formed outside of Parks Library on Wednesday.

Community members gathered on Wednesday to show support for Ukraine

Claire Hoppe
March 2, 2022
According to Lundy, the hashtag #blackgirlmagic is meant to share the beauty and stories of Black women.

“Now That’s Magic” lecture discussed the power of Black women throughout history

Nicole.Hasek
February 28, 2022
Axel Webber is a new popular TikTok star who has been causing controversy.

A look at Axel Webber: TikTok’s newest popular creator

Hannah Scott
February 13, 2022
ISD shares which celeb couples they're obsessing over this Valentine's Day

ISD shares which celeb couples they’re obsessing over this Valentine’s Day

Isd Staff
February 13, 2022
Iowa State's NAMI held its first gathering for the second semester at the Memorial Union bowling alley. 

Iowa State’s National Alliance on Mental Health kicks off second semester

Nicole Hasek
January 25, 2022
Popular media and culture have normalized "Missing White Woman Syndrome," and it can affect the way missing persons investigations are handled. 

Missing white woman syndrome is changing the way we look at crime investigations

Haley Thams
December 5, 2021
The ISD Editorial Board discusses the impact of Facebook and Microsoft's attempts to create a new virtual reality platform. 

Editorial: The metaverse is not going to end well

Editorial Board
November 8, 2021
Columnist Dawson Schmitt explains why he deleted the social media app TikTok. 

Schmitt: The inevitability of TikTok’s addictiveness

Dawson Schmitt
November 2, 2021
TikTok overtakes YouTube as the most popular video sharing app

TikTok overtakes YouTube as the most popular video sharing app

Araceli Munoz
October 25, 2021
Columnist Sarah Poyer discusses the friendships she has gained and the lessons she has learned from her cousins. 

Poyer: Let’s talk cousins

Sarah Poyer
October 24, 2021
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