In support of their new album, The Head and the Heart will take the stage Thursday night at Stephens Auditorium.
Comedian and actor Jon Rudnitsky is set to perform for SUB Comedy Night at Iowa State’s Maintenance Shop this Thursday.
Overproduced and often lacking in energy, “Beneath the Eyrie” is not a genre-breaking album, nor on par with any of the Pixies’ greatest work,…
Humble Donuts is a new donut shop that recently opened for business, occupying the space shared with Orange Leaf on Lincoln Way, which was for…
Motivation has dwindled for most students as first exams, papers and projects begin to appear on the course calendar. Distractions affect even…
Students performed during the fourth annual CyFactor talent show at the Alumni Center Tuesday night. Photos by Ashley Siegner
Dustin Lynch performed in the Hansen Agriculture Student Learning Center on Oct. 11 for the end of CALS week. Photos by Ashley Siegner
For three days, dozens of artists from all genres of music performed in downtown Ames for the seventh annual Maximum Ames music festival. Phot…
A common genre disliked among people everywhere is horror. Horror movies, haunted houses — Halloween even — are thought of as creepy, gory and straight-up terrifying. The scary effect of music alongside movie scenes, scary costumes and the amount of fake blood and creepy props can be too much for some people.
Finding one another through music, Junkyard Samurai have connected to make their own unique brand of hip-hop. They take their origin story to the M-Shop Thursday night.
Three bands past their prime, but still capable of garnering mainstream excitement, have found a way to capitalize on their similarly-nostalgic fanbases.
Loving nothing more than providing audiences with laughter and entertainment, Grandma Mojo’s Moonshine Revival, an improv comedy group made of Iowa State students, performs every other Wednesday at the Memorial Union’s M-Shop. Tickets are priced at $1.
Capping off Maximum Ames Music Festival, four acts convened at the Angry Irishmen for a bizarrely awesome night of expression.
Food delivery apps are one tool that helps make college life easier, and while there seems to be a surplus of food delivery apps that students have access to, each one is different in its own way. Cost, efficiency and quality of the app are deciding factors that play a key role in which app students choose for their food delivery needs.
Despite a dated repertoire of jokes and a tame set of tricks, Criss Angel managed to delight audiences and keep them asking, "How did he do that?"
Diverse styles joined together in Maximum Ames’ Iowa Women of Rock Showcase.
With classes fully back in session, Max Frost gave fans a carefree night of good vibes and great music with his stellar performance at Iowa State’s Maintenance Shop.
Director Andrés Muschietti’s “IT Chapter Two” released this week and raked in $38.1 million on its opening day.
The start of a new school year is already upon us.
Post-workout temptations are going to be harder to resist with the opening of Big Açaí on the outskirts of campus. Located across from State Gym, Big Açaí officially opened its doors early Thursday.
Supermassive Games’ decision-based survival horror game “The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan” was one of the most highly anticipated games of 2019 as it is the spiritual successor to it's 2015 game “Until Dawn."
Today marks 13 days after the release of Taylor Swift’s latest album, “Lover,” and if you’re anything like ME!, you know why this day is fitting to review the singer-songwriter/queen of pop’s seventh studio album.
Back for its ninth year, the Maximum Ames Music Festival will take place Sept. 5-8 in historic Downtown Ames.
For indie pop and rock inspired singer and multi-faceted musician Max Frost, the youth is where it’s at. Despite only attending college at the University of Texas-Austin for a year, his passion and enthusiasm for performing lies directly in correlation with the energetic nature of young people.
Criss Angel, known for his dazzling tricks and popular TV shows, will perform this week in Ames.
Everyone’s worst nightmare, aside from showing up to class in nothing but their underwear, is acne. The small, four-letter word can cause major problems, especially in college. From eating an overabundance of sweets to stressing over the next calculus exam, acne stems from a number of things.
The Great Hall of the Memorial Union was packed full of frantic students trying to find seats to watch Youtube personality David Dobrik Friday night.
As the first week of fall semester rapidly draws to a close, Thursday night’s We The Kings concert in the Memorial Union Great Hall was an opportunity for students old and new to forget about all of the syllabi endured.
Students are back and settling into their places; for those new to apartment living, the question may arise: What do they do with their new kitchen?
EDITOR'S NOTE: This article previously stated that lovelytheband was performing at the ISU AfterDark on August 30. This is incorrect, as they are performing at the ISU AfterDark event on October 4. The Daily regrets this error.
Esports is quickly expanding its presence at Iowa State. Construction for a student gaming center is underway with a hopeful completion date in the fall of 2020. Esports intramurals, which saw it’s introduction last semester with Rocket League, will see the introduction of Super Smash Bros. and Fortnite this semester.
Since the impeccable and infectious “Saturation” trilogy of 2017, BROCKHAMPTON has amassed a large, dedicated fan base with their emerging style of pop infused hip-hop. The group’s outlook was exciting for not just their fans, but for the future of music. A creative and fresh take on hip-hop with heavy helpings of personality and chemistry captured the group's mainstream relevancy and a $15 million RCA deal.
When the iconic 2000s pop-punk single “Check Yes Juliet” released to platinum-certified success, today’s Iowa State students were experiencing the turbulent times of middle school. Travis Clark, lead singer and guitarist of We The Kings who penned the song, was far from the person he is in 2019.
Iowa State’s free movie experience returns this fall with a variety of new films to meet your movie-going needs. Screenings are held every weekend in Carver 101, Thursday through Sunday at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. All screenings are free and open to the public. For more information, visit SUB's website.
Although Rick Ross’ highly-anticipated sequel to his breakout album, “Port of Miami,” is finally here and packs tons of features, it still manages to feel incomplete and lazily done at times.
Following a four-year hiatus, one of metal music’s most recognizable acts, Slipknot, has released its sixth studio album — and it does not disappoint.
“The Nutcracker Ballet” will once again be holding auditions in Ames this year.
Ames is known for many things, from its Cyclone pride to the Main Street events. The city is also known for its intense coffee culture and, so many people have different specific tastes, ranging from an iced americano to a vanilla latte with two pumps of caramel.
The 515 Alive Music Festival will return to Des Moines this weekend, bringing with it the most exciting lineup of artists yet.
“Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” follows in the footsteps of the books it draws from, making the horror movie genre accessible to children in a scary, yet entertaining, fashion.
Recent changes to the 17th annual 515 Alive Music Festival have some fans and attendees upset.
The Iowa State Fair begins Thursday, and with the Iowa State Fair, comes 11 nights of great music at the Iowa State Fair Grandstands.
While a hot summer can be the dream for some students, it can be a nightmare for those with hair susceptible to the humidity. The humidity causes unwanted frizz, leading people to opt in for an indoor activity or the typical top-knot hairstyle.
As new diets and fitness plans surface, students are taking the initiative to reform old habits, but finding the time and energy for diet and exercise can be a barrier when striving to start a healthy lifestyle.
As another school year approaches, Netflix continues to add new titles and seasons to pre-existing shows. The streaming platform regularly adds new titles throughout each month, and August packs some pretty exciting films and shows. In the midst of moving in, buying textbooks and going to those first few days of class, here are a few titles to look out for on Netflix to take a break from it all.
Darian Everding had just began working at the London Underground when a family of six walked in and sat down at her bar for a celebration. The oldest had just graduated from Iowa State. Everding served and got into some interesting conversations with the family before they left the bar.
Put away the bootleg MP3’s, and stop scouring Soundcloud because a few of Drake’s most popular unofficial tracks are now available across streaming platforms.
There has never been a better time to dive into the British rap scene than now with exciting acts such as Stormzy, Dave and M.I.A coming out of the U.K.
Following the end of the Ames Municipal Band’s summer concert series, a new group will occupy Ames’ Durham Bandshell for a night of music.
The lineup for the annual Maximum Ames Music Festival has been revealed and features over 50 new and returning artists.
Moving into a new apartment can be challenging with all the fees and transportation — especially transforming that space into an area that feels like home. Here are some tips to consider when you're ready to start decorating.
Australian Christian-rock group Newsboys have just been announced as the latest act in Stephens Auditorium’s busy fall schedule.
After nearly five months of vague details, zero cover art and a Twitter campaign, Chance the Rapper’s debut album, "The Big Day," is finally here.
The fourth season of Netflix’s hit show “Queer Eye” sees the Fab Five taking on a more human aspect, rather than the larger-than-life personas they have cultivated over their previous three seasons.
A new music festival is coming to Iowa and will feature not only several local artists, but local food trucks as well.
With August just around the corner, there are a host of exciting albums being released next month.
Korean beauty products are becoming more and more popular in the Western makeup industry. With their increasing popularity, Korean beauty trends and products are being integrated in American makeup routines.
An Iowa State alumni created a new mural for the inside of North Grand Mall.
