Before you make your weekend plans, check your horoscopes. The stars may have something planned you didn’t.
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Check in with your horoscope to discover what you’re needing right now. Whether it be taking things slow or philosophical insight, it will hel…
Your weekend horoscope might help you put your life on track. Take a read and figure out what you've been needing.
Editor's note: This article incorrectly stated that the Alpha Omicron Pi 5k and 10k were canceled but they are still scheduled to happen.
Your horoscopes for Finals Week are here! What do the stars have in store for you?
What does your quarantine routine say about you? Do you spend your days browsing social media? Or missing your fave Iowa State traditions? Take this quiz to find out your quarantine type.
Take time to read your horoscopes and know what's in store for you soon. It may be in your best interest to reevaluate some things.
Necessities such as loaves of bread and toilet paper are now considered hot commodities as trips to the grocery store are few and far in between, forcing many to stock up while they can.
Social distancing has given people a lot of time to think, but don't act too rashly on these new emotions and feelings. Check out your horoscopes first.
Lauren Gifford graduated from Iowa State’s Ivy College of Business in December 2019. Now, she's a full time entrepreneur, teaching calligraphy classes in the Ames area for three months now.
Aries: This weekend might not be the most exciting, but remember to take this time to invest in yourself. It’s easy to get caught up in the fast-paced world we live in, but important to relax for yourself.
Staying social can seem impossible when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend you don’t see your friends, but there are still ways to stay connected while keeping a responsible distance.
Aries: You may feel confusion around communication in your life soon. Practice keeping lines of communication clear and open with your loved ones.
In times like this when you are housebound and glued to the screen of your computer, phone or TV, it is very important to remember your mental health as well as your physical health.
What is commonly referred to as the “Free Speech Zone” on campus, many students think of the area outside of Parks Library and south of The Hub. What is important to remember about Iowa State’s free speech policy is that under the First Amendment, Iowa State cannot and does not limit free speech to certain areas on campus.
