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Weingarten: Why I write

Weingarten: Why I write

Caleb Weingarten, Opinion Editor
October 24, 2024
Letter from the opinion editor: A call for columnists

Letter from the opinion editor: A call for columnists

Caleb Weingarten, Opinion Editor
October 13, 2024
Columnist Moses Each explains why you should start writing today.

Each: Three reasons to start writing

Moses Each, Columnist
September 4, 2024
Camryn Garrett, a published author, presented an interactive lecture on the process of writing and publishing.

Author shares writings on experiences of diverse identities

Michael Pruisner, Diversity Reporter
October 6, 2022

How to start your very own blog

Paige Mountain
April 27, 2022
Denise Williams-Klotz works as the assistant director of multicultural student affairs at Iowa State.

Denise Williams-Klotz: Author and Iowa State staffer on her second novel

Sierra Hoeger, Sierra.
January 17, 2022
The Writing and Media Center will be holding its second event in their "Speaker Series" this Thursday.

Writing and Media Center to host event on linguistic justice

Payne Blazevich
November 3, 2021
Guest columnist Will Cooper blames the lack of context for decision-making irrationality. 

Guest Column: Anecdotes, aberrations and averages

Will Cooper
September 9, 2021
Editor-in-Chief Sage Smith encourages everyone to write a Winter Break bucket list to look forward to.

Smith: Winter Break bucket list

Sage Smith
November 22, 2020
Opinion Editor Peyton Hamel is a junior in kinesiology - human medicine, genetics and English. 

Hamel: ‘I wouldn’t want to serve the public in any other way’

Peyton Hamel
September 28, 2020
Editor-in-Chief Sage Smith is passionate about writing, whether it's news style or creative short stories. There have been times she drifted from her love for writing, but she found her way back to the world of words.

Smith: Writing through time

Sage Smith
August 26, 2020
Opinion editor Melanie De Anda believes that writing in a journal has benefited her growing up. She argues that journaling can help people in multiple different ways. 

De Anda: Write in a journal for your own benefit

Melanie De Anda
February 10, 2020
Iowa State students have been given free access to Grammarly premium.

Grammarly Premium to improve writing at Iowa State

Morgan Laviolette
January 15, 2020
hand coloring

How survivors of sexual assault can find ways to cope

Jailene Rivas
April 16, 2019
Kira Obolensky, a Mellon Foundation playwright-in-residence with award winning theatre n Minneapolis, will discuss storytelling in theatre on Monday night.

Playwright to discuss storytelling, previous works

Kaylie Crowe
April 7, 2019
As columnist Glawe prepares to step away from his proverbial podium, he reflects on what writing has taught him and expresses the legacy he hopes to leave behind.

Glawe: Leaving the lectern

Michael Glawe
April 28, 2015
Editorials, columns and cartoons.

Glawe: In defense of language

Michael Glawe
April 21, 2015
Glawe

Glawe: In the footsteps of great writers

Michael Glawe
April 13, 2015
Frustration, stress and writer's block.

Glawe: If you must write, write well

Michael Glawe.Com
January 16, 2015
Columnist Danny Schnathorst argues that opinion column writing is for people who are willing to defend their beliefs. He believes columnists should strive to inspire discussion and debate, and not be afraid to write about controversial or original topics.

Schnathorst: Opinion writing: Not what everyone wants to hear

Danny Schnathorst
November 18, 2013
As the school year quickly comes to a close, this means graduation is approaching for many spring graduates. Many students are preparing themselves for what their future might hold. Columnist Scott Watson feels his time spent in college hasn’t been quite long enough.

Watson: Someday came suddenly

Scott Watson
April 16, 2013
Traditional multiple choice testing methods that have been used for standardized tests like the ACT and SAT may not be the best way for students to learn.

Diwate: Test methods should be challenging

Varad Diwate
March 8, 2013

Yetley: Lack of pen pals in early years signifies loss of communication

Claire Yetley
January 23, 2013
Books by Derek Anderson are presented outside of the classroom while Anderson gives a speech during a children's literature class Thursday, Nov. 8,  at LeBaron Hall. Anderson was an ISU student and is now a children’s book author and illustrator. 

Children’s illustrator, ISU alumnus shape children’s imagination

Patty Clark
November 9, 2012
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