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Jay Inslee drops out of presidential race
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee speaks about climate change as part of his presidential campaign tour at a ISU College Democrats event at the Memorial Union on March 5. "This [climate change] is the most unifying thing in human history," Inslee said. David Boschwitz/Iowa State Daily Washington Gov. Jay Inslee became the latest Democrat to leave the race for his party’s nomination late Wednesday.
Cyclones battle Northern Iowa in exhibition game on Wednesday
ISU Freshman Kara Privitera tries to steal the ball away from UNI Senior Morgan Teel at the ISU vs UNI game Sunday. ISU lost 0-1. David Boschwitz/Iowa State Daily In its first exhibition game of the season, the Iowa State Cyclones travel to Cedar Falls to face off against the Northern Iowa Panthers on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Cedar Valley Soccer Complex.
U.S. scores the most points of any team at the U19 FIBA Women's World Cup against Hungary
Iowa State freshman Ashley Joens shoots a 3-pointer during the Cyclone versus Razorback game on Dec. 2, 2018 at Hilton Coliseum. Joens and the U.S. team at the U19 FIBA World Cup won their group and now enter tournament play. David Boschwitz/Iowa State Daily In its last game of group play, the U.S. had an all-you-can-eat offensive buffet against Hungary at the U19 FIBA Women’s World Cup.
Carleton makes Connecticut Sun 12-person roster, former Hawkeye Gustafson cut by Dallas Wings
Iowa State's Bridget Carleton breaks away into Arkansas's end during the Cyclone versus Razorback game on Dec. 2 at Hilton Coliseum. Cyclones won 91-82. David Boschwitz/Iowa State Daily Former Iowa State player Bridget Carleton was named to the Connecticut Sun's 12-person regular season roster. Carleton was chosen in the second round of the draft and 21st overall by Connecticut. The WNBA draft consists of 12 teams and three total rounds, for 36 overall selections.
Iowa State finishes strong at Big 12 Championship, turns focus to NCAA Preliminaries
Runners from the Men's Mile Run at the Iowa State Classic lead by Unnattached Will Crocker at Lied Gym on Feb 9th. David Boschwitz/Iowa State Daily Iowa State men’s and women's track and field teams achieved their goal this weekend: to excel at the Big 12 Championship and have a number of athletes qualify for NCAA Preliminaries.
Cancer Sucks! 5k to cross campus Sunday
Runners starting out in the rain at the Gingerbread 5K on Sunday Oct. 7. David Boschwitz/Iowa State Daily ISU Be The Match on campus is teaming up with ISU Colleges against cancer to host the Cancer Sucks! 5K run/walk this Sunday on Iowa State’s Campus. The event will raise money for the Iowa Marrow Donor Program and the American Cancer Society, according to the press release. Registration will be from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. north of the Campanile, followed by the race at 2 p.m. on Central Campus.
PHOTOS: Iowa State Gymnastics vs Oklahoma
1 of 13 Iowa State junior Casandra Diaz competes on bars during second rotation of the Iowa State vs Oklahoma gymnastics meet. The No. 23 ranked Cyclones were defeated by the No. 1 ranked Sooners 196.275-197.575. 1 of 13 Iowa State junior Casandra Diaz competes on bars during second rotation of the Iowa State vs Oklahoma gymnastics meet. The No. 23 ranked Cyclones were defeated by the No. 1 ranked Sooners 196.275-197.575.
Presidential hopeful discusses climate change with students
Washington Governor Jay Inslee speaks about climate change as part of his presidential campaign tour at a ISU College Democrats event Tuesday at the Memorial Union. "Revolutions start in small rooms, [like this room]," Inslee said. David Boschwitz/Iowa State Daily 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Gov. Jay Inslee of Washington visited the Iowa State Memorial Union Tuesday to discuss climate change with students and the Ames community.
Facebook security leader speaks on Virtual Reality at Engineers' Week
Facebook's Kate McKinley gives a lecture on virtual reality and security as part of Iowa State's E-Week lectures in Howe Hall Thursday. Kate is a veteran of the software industry, and spoke about the importance of starting software designs with security in mind when creating virtual and augmented reality applications.
Move your vehicles: Snow ordinance to go into effect Monday at 6 p.m.
A snow ordinance will go into effect at 6 p.m. Monday, according to a press release from the city of Ames. “With the additional snow forecast, all Ames residents are asked to remove parked vehicles from residential streets, especially those parked on circles or cul-de-sacs,” according to the press release.
UPDATE: Iowa State cancels all classes Tuesday and Wednesday
UPDATE: Iowa State has announced all Tuesday and Wednesday classes are canceled. Classes will resume on Thursday at noon. Iowa State has canceled classes beginning 5 p.m. Tuesday through 12 p.m. Thursday due to a potentially record-setting cold front expected to hit Ames and the greater part of Iowa.
Dangerously cold weather expected in Ames through Thursday
A potentially record-setting cold front is set to hit Ames and the rest of Iowa throughout the week. With wind chills expected as low as -40 degrees and with the ability to reach -50 degrees, Tuesday and Wednesday could be the coldest days on record in Iowa since February of 1996 when the record for all time coldest temperature in Iowa history was tied.
Take the trip: Spring Study Abroad fair Thursday
The spring 2019 Study Abroad Fair will be held from 10 a.m to 1 p.m. Thursday in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union. The fair will feature both Iowa State and affiliate study abroad programs to help students explore a variety of different study and travel options around the world. In addition to browsing the different programs available, students can also apply for a U.S. passport.
No. 20 Iowa State set for heavyweight matchup versus No. 11 Texas
Cyclone Bridget Carleton dribbles the ball into Razorback territory during the Cyclone versus Razorback game on Dec. 2 at Hilton Coliseum. Cyclones won 91-82. David Boschwitz/Iowa State Daily Both standing 3-0 in the Big 12, No. 20 Iowa State will face No. 11 Texas on Saturday at Hilton Coliseum. Texas sits at 13-2 this season with its only losses coming from a 67-49 loss to No. 7 Mississippi State and an 88-82 loss to No. 13 Tennessee.
PHOTOS: Graduation Caps from Fall Graduation
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PHOTOS: A Semester in Review
Wendy Wintersteen is officially installed as the first woman president of Iowa State University by president emeritus Gregory L. Geoffroy (left) and the president of the Board of Regents, State of Iowa Michael Richards (right) at Stephens Auditorium on Friday.
Editorial: Happy Holidays vs. Merry Christmas
Students crowd around Beardshear hall to view the newly lit holiday tree during Winterfest on Nov. 30. David Boschwitz/Iowa State Daily With one week left in the semester, winter break is right around the corner. With that, many students will be headed home to celebrate the holidays with their family and friends. As the holiday season approaches, greetings and salutations tend to take a festive tone.
PHOTOS: Winterfest Tree-Lighting & Andy Albright Jingle Jog
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Iowa State ranked No. 23 in AP poll
Following a 27-3 beatdown of Kansas on Saturday, Iowa State jumped into the Associated Press Top 25 poll for the first time in 2018. The Cyclones debuted at No. 23 this week. The Cyclones were not ranked last week, but instead received 42 votes, good enough for 31st if the poll extended that far. On Tuesday, Iowa State was slotted at No. 24 by the College Football Playoff committee, marking the second-consecutive year Iowa State made the first Playoff poll of the season.
Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse talks foreign policy and America's place on the world stage
Sen. Ben Sasse spoke to a crowded room on Thursday night at the Memorial Union to address the topic of human dignity in the 21st century.Sasse is one of Nebraska’s senators and is currently serving his first term as a Republican after his election in 2014.
PHOTOS: Cyclone Hockey wins 4-3 against Alabama Hockey
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Geoffrey Dahl has “four big ticket areas” for CALS in his open forum
ISU CALS dean candidate Geoffrey Dahl presents at an open forum on why he is the best choice for the next dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
Ag 450 farm celebrates 75-year anniversary
Iowa State’s student-run Ag 450 farm is celebrating it 75 years The farm started 75 years ago when William Murray, professor of economics, was convinced that students at Iowa State needed experience managing a farm to prepare them for farming and other agriculture-related careers.What started out as an 187-acre operation with pigs, cows, chickens and mules to pull machinery, is now a 900-acre farm that manages about 4,000 hogs per year, said Robert Frutchey, who is the instructor in charge...
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