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ISU celebrates Earth Day with "Love Your Mother" event
Food. Air. Water. Energy. Economy. Life.All were topics of conversation at the Love Your Mother celebration today in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union. Various clubs, organizations and individuals gathered to celebrate nature in honor of Earth Day, which is April 22.“I think [the event] is a really nice reminder of how everything we get is from the Earth,” said Paige Myers, senior in global resource systems and community engagement intern who helped plan the event.
Live Green! celebrates its 10 year anniversary
As the spring semester comes to a close, two interns in the Office of Sustainability are confirming plans for their department’s biggest celebration yet.For the 10-year anniversary of the Live Green! initiative, the department has decided to have its first ever year-long celebration with monthly sustainability events planned by the office’s Strategic Initiatives interns Molly Breen and Madeleine Blandin.The celebration is called “10 Years of Living Green," titled after the Sustainability...
Gaining experience outside the classroom with ISU StuOrgs
With more than 850 student organizations at Iowa State, a variety of options exist for students looking to join an extracurricular organization. Whether one participates in existing organizations or registers their own, students can expect to find opportunities for more than enjoyable conversations.
ISU triathlete looking to go pro this season
Sleep, train, class, train, study/work, train, repeat.For student triathletes like Reece Linder, this schedule is the norm.“I train six days a week ... anywhere from two to three hours a day. So that ends up being 12-15 hours of training a week during the school year,” Linder said.
Learning how to be "SustainAble" at Sustainapalooza
A buzz of music, talking and laughter and the smells of fresh foods mixed with the flowery fragrances of a volunteer’s essential oils, used in a “Green It Yourself” (GIY) station, filled the air in the Memorial Union Tuesday night as Sustainapalooza took off in full-swing.Starting at 5 p.m., Sustainapalooza took over the Great Hall, Oak Room, South Ballroom and Sun Room and served as a three-hour activities-based feature event within this year’s ninth annual Symposium on Sustainability...
Former fifth-generation coal miner helps ISU kick off the 2018 Symposium on Sustainability
Sustainability was the word on campus last night as Iowa State University’s ninth Symposium on Sustainability kicked off with a poster and tabling reception, an award and a keynote lecture from a former fifth-generation Appalachian coal miner, Nick Mullins.Rows of sustainability-themed posters constructed by various students, faculty and community members in the Memorial Union South Ballroom were available first for public access at 7 p.m., as were the lined rows of seats in the Great Hall...
'Learning to be sustainable is not something you're born with'
Sustainable living is not exclusive to people who care solely about environmental issues, according to three Iowa State sustainability advocates.
'It's a diagnosis, not a choice': What is celiac disease?
For those with celiac disease, eating gluten free is a crucial part of their diet. In fact, it’s a basic health necessity.“It’s a diagnosis, not a choice,” said Lexi Buren, senior in child, adult and family services and co-president of Cy’s Gluten Free Friends (CGFF).Buren has been gluten free for five years, after first experiencing symptoms of her gluten allergy in high school. “I had migraines almost every day for a year,” Buren said.
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