Grammarly Premium is storming Iowa State in the upcoming semester to offer students and faculty an opportunity to improve their writing skills.
Students from various backgrounds are organizing their workspace in a way that fits their lifestyle while also creating a positive environment…
Every year, Reiman Gardens chooses a new theme and this year it is packed with exhibits.
A new system for event authorization has been released for student organizations on campus.
Tricia Ingram Williams, Assault Care Center Extending Shelter and Support (ACCESS) Campus Prevention and Outreach Advocate, gave insight on he…
Whether you are taking notes, planning your day, keeping track of your mood or making a to-do list, a bullet journal is a customizable memoir …
Formals, philanthropies, recruitment events, Homecoming week, parent weekends and so much more. When looking to summarize the semester as a whole through the lenses of members of the sorority and fraternity community, these events are just a portion of what the community accomplishes and hopes to accomplish within the semesters to come.
The Ames City Council unanimously approved a demolition permit for the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house Tuesday.
Community and Family Resources is now providing free mental health first aid training.
Lindsay Duvick had enough of retail. The demanding hours would leave her depressed and with feelings of living an unfulfilled life. Wanting to reignite a former passion, Duvick decided to open up a yoga studio of her own, completely changing the course of her life.
A festive display has returned to Reiman Gardens for another holiday season.
After years of running a small restaurant, the Fritz family has started a new adventure with toffee.
Editor's note: This article previously had incorrect information regarding the allegations. The information has been corrected. The Daily regrets this error.
As co-founders of a tech startup in Ames, Iowa State students Derick David, junior in computer science, and Colby Hawkins, senior in marketing, have created a social ride-sharing platform called Hikre for long distance travels.
Editor’s Note: This is part eight in our mental health series "Talk about it.” Sensitive content may follow.
Over 100 students met with 30 property owners at the Residency Fair to discuss off-campus living options.
Stepping outside of one’s comfort zone looks different for everyone. It could mean joining a new club or finally working up the courage to talk to your crush. For some, it could be taking that first step toward recovery for an addiction.
Young voters are turning out at the polls in their highest numbers in recent years.
The Juggling and Unicycling Club is creating an atmosphere of fun and challenge for its members.
A new club on campus is aiming to help the homeless while putting plastic to good use.
An Iowa State student was found dead in Forker Building Sunday after police responded to a welfare check, according to police.
All of Ames’ solid waste will be going to the landfill due to power plant boiler tube failures.
The Associated Collegiate Press and the College Media Associated recognized the Iowa State Daily’s news and design staff with several awards during their annual convention Thursday through Sunday.
Numbers dropped this year for the We Lead: Womxn’s Empowerment and Leadership Conference, but still resulted in an intimate and vulnerable experience for those who attended.
On Saturday, the Iowa State University Alumni Center will host WE Lead: Womxn’s Empowerment and Leadership Conference.
Halloween is today, and the Ames and Iowa State community have planned festivities for the spooky night.
Editor’s note: This is part five in our weekly mental health series “Talk About It.” Sensitive content may follow.
Iowa State students were able to escape the cold on their way to classes by eating donuts, drinking coffee or hot chocolate and interacting with staff at the annual Donuts With the Dean of Students Office (DSO) event Wednesday morning.
Iowa State student organizations, alumni and community members came together Saturday afternoon to paint Victory Lane in celebration of homecoming week.
Members of the Panhellenic community screamed their hearts out at Yell Like Hell on Saturday.
ISU WellBeing, with assistance from Occupational Medicine, is sponsoring a flu shot clinic for university employees this month. The clinic will be open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m through Friday in room 205 of the Technical and Administrative Services Facility. Appointments may be required after Friday.
Alpha Omicron Pi and Ames Area Running Club hosted their annual Run for the Roses race early Sunday at Ames Middle school.
Iowa State is well known for its beautiful campus, from Lake Laverne to Reiman Gardens. Recently it was discovered that one small part of the campus landscape is actually a rare hybrid.
Editor's Note: In the spring 2019 semester, the Iowa State Daily introduced “The Talk,” a series with the goal to open up discussion about intimacy among our readers. This semester, we hope to bring in the discussion about mental health through our series “Talk about it.”
One of the biggest questions humans have is if they are “alone” in the universe — if there is life beyond the planet Earth. Apparently people could not wait for an answer, as 3.6 million people have indicated they are interested in or intend to go to a Facebook event called “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of Us.”
Instagram has been used by students to create a level of professionalism for potential employers or to give followers an impression of the best life. For some students, the pressure to “look good online” has taken a toll, causing them to create private accounts known as “finstas” — accounts where people post a raw version of themselves.
Former Cyclone basketball player Jake Sullivan came to Iowa State late Monday to talk about his personal battles with mental illness and spread awareness of the issue.
Coffee culture is embedded in the Ames and Iowa State community, as there is a local shop within a mile of every corner. For a group of students, talking about the drink and comparing different roasts has become an essential part of their campus learning experience.
Mental illness can affect all people, regardless of the position they hold or what point of their life they are in.
The Iowa State-Iowa football game showed a high spike in citations compared to other games.
Iowa State hosted its annual ClubFest on Friday in the Memorial Union.
Iowa State released its final student enrollment for 2019 with the highest freshman class in the state, as well as increased engagement and degrees earned within the student body.
Iowa State student enrollment for 2019 has 5,597 freshman, which is the largest freshman class in the state of Iowa, according to a press release.
College is a path to set a student up for the career they want, and many students come with a major before they attend Iowa State. However, there are times where the major may end up not being in line with the students’ interests.
The International Nest provides new programs for international students to connect with each other.
Leading a project with a goal of making the university go zero waste by 2025 is Ayodeji Oluwalana, Iowa State recycling and special events coordinator.
Ames was named the best college town in the United States out of a field of 30 finalists.
While walking to class, a lot of students use longboards as a way to cut their time getting across campus. Longboarding can give people an adrenaline rush while riding down a hill or it can bring friends closer together. Some students shared the reasons why they do it.
Pets are often thought of as part of the family and are commonly used as emotional support, but all the fun comes with many responsibilities.
Iowa State has over 800 clubs covering a variety of topics, and ClubFest is an event that brings most of them together for students to check out.
Students who are entering college and pulling out federal loans are also looking for jobs to either pay down the loans, or pay for their supplies. At Iowa State’s campus, there are hundreds of job opportunities, and in Ames as a whole, there are even more.
For students in college, caffeine seems to be an essential tool to keep doing homework and the method of obtaining it can be different for all. For most students, there can be a debate about the taste between tea and coffee.
As students work on improving their health and fitness either through nutrition or physical activities, Iowa State provides recreational services to students who are looking for new workout routines or weekend hiking trips.
A Novel Idea is one of the hundreds of clubs at Iowa State, with 85 members but only 10 regulars.
On a Cyclone football game day in Ames, the number of people within city limits — and the number of cars within city limits — increases significantly.
