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Meet the Democratic candidate for Iowa Senate: Herman Quirmbach
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (719+ words) Senator Herman Quirmbach (D-Ames) plans to prioritize water quality, healthcare access and public education if reelected to represent Iowa’s 25th District in November. Quirmbach is currently serving his sixth term in the Iowa Senate and is running for reelection as the…...
Proctor: America has the wrong kind of polarization
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (607+ words) America doesn’t have too much polarization. We have the wrong kind. We are constantly told that our country is more divided than ever. And, in a sense, we are—self-described “moderates” continue to disappear while party numbers and influence grow....
Iowa State graduate student, entrepreneur builds sustainable business – Iowa State Daily
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (472+ words) AMES — For Iowa State graduate student Allyson Reinert, entrepreneurship started with one goal: creating sustainable products for her community. She launched Mystic Eco, originally called Mystic Soaps Co., in 2019 while earning her undergraduate degree. After taking a two-year break to…...
StuGov discusses non-partisanship and approves $15,416 in funding bills
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (699+ words) The Iowa State Student Government approved $15,416 in funding bills and conducted a first reading of a resolution recommitting the Senate to non-partisanship Wednesday. Historically, StuGov has maintained non-partisanship, and Speaker of the Senate Claire Hartley, a senior studying political science,…...
TPUSA asks students: Can you be a good person without God? – Iowa State Daily
1+ week, 3+ day ago (304+ words) On the free speech lawn at Iowa State, Turning Point USA asked, “Can you be a good person without God?” and students marked yes or no on a whiteboard. TPUSA hosted a Christian Apologetics event Tuesday. Isaiah Alexander, president of…...
A taste of Ames beyond campus
1+ week, 6+ day ago (382+ words) For many Iowa State students, Ames can sometimes feel condensed to just the campus. Days are spent moving between classes, the library, and familiar spots near Welch Avenue. It is easy to fall into a routine where Iowa State University…...
Fireside chat with council member Anita Rollins
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (482+ words) Anita Rollins, one of the at-large representatives for Ames City Council, was born and raised in central Iowa. Growing up in Des Moines, she has now lived in Ames for over 30 years and continues to do her best to make…...
The activist organization against the Ames data center
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (470+ words) Since it was made public on June 12, the possibility of a data center being built in Ames has been an ongoing topic. The 10.86-acre data center proposed by the company Lightedge has been discussed by the City Council since June…...
Zantow: How the Board of Regents’ syllabus requirement blatantly threatens our ability to educate students without fear
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (756+ words) Iowa State Daily Zantow: How the Board of Regents’ syllabus requirement blatantly threatens our ability to educate students without fear The Board of Regents made a decision in 2025 to require all faculty at Iowa State, the University of Northern Iowa,…...
Fireside chat with mayor John Haila
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (434+ words) John Haila has been the mayor of Ames for the past eight years. He was born in Chicago and has lived on both coasts before coming to Ames in 1972 to attend ISU, where he majored in architecture. Haila has two…...