For a man born and raised in California, Nik Heftman, an Iowa State alumnus, believes Iowa is where his dreams became a reality.
Slender, curvy, skinny or proportionally plump. Each in different sizes, feet, inches or diameter are the human species. But who is the voice …
Racial bias can impact the student experience in various ways. For one Iowa State student, this bias left her feeling like less than a human being.
During the sociopolitical climate of today, students at Iowa State disclose their microaggression experiences, inform people on how to avoid t…
This week’s virtual installment of Feminist Friday gave viewers a chance to meet the behind-the-scenes staff members of the Margaret Sloss Cen…
This week’s Feminist Friday will focus on getting to know the staff at the Margaret Sloss Women's Center. The event will be held virtually at …
The concept of the stereotypical bangs, blogs that cover the subject matter and J.K. Rowling’s controversial tweets is associated with what TERF feminism is and how it has become prevalent due to social media and politics.
Iowa State made an announcement July 10 to confirm that the university would hold fall classes in three different formats: face-to-face, online and hybrid. Following the university's announcement, other campus amenities followed accordingly.
The Margaret Sloss Center for Women and Gender Equity kicked off its fall semester of Feminist Fridays with a presentation on Black women’s fashion and expression.
The Margaret Sloss Center for Women and Gender Equity will be hosting its first fall semester Feminist Friday virtually Friday at 1 p.m.
As Iowa State’s campus reopens, the university has put safety guidelines in place to protect students and faculty during the COVID-19 pandemic, which has affected how students and faculty can access different resources on campus.
As Iowa State’s campus has reopened, the university has put safety guidelines in place to protect students and faculty during the COVID-19 pandemic, which has affected how students and faculty can access different resources on campus.
As the U.S. presidential election approaches, international students at Iowa State are anticipating the outcome.
Rita Mookerjee, an assistant teaching professor of sociology at Iowa State, will be giving a virtual presentation Saturday for the Ames Pridefest Storytelling Project.
Since the Iowa State campus has reopened, the university has put in safety guidelines in place to protect students and faculty during the COVID-19 pandemic, which has affected how students and faculty can access different resources on campus.
The Center for LGBTQIA+ Student Success hosted a community welcome event to start the new semester at Iowa State.
