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September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month, where libraries across the country encourage community members to take advantage of the many resources available. The Ames Public Library is no exception, offering free online access to ebooks, movies and TV shows, along with an Adventure Pass that gives you free admission to places like the Science...
AMES — Tamin Lipsey has entered his name in a lawsuit in an Indiana court for additional eligibility, according to Kevin Sweeney. The Ames native would be a huge addition to an Iowa State backcourt that lost Killyan Toure in August to a shoulder injury. The former Cyclone point guard joins around 90 other athletes...
AMES — In April 2012, sawdust and chunks of wood blew across a residential street in Ames as six prominent figures from the Civil War — Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, George Custer, Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis — emerged from a maple trunk under the chainsaw of artist Curtis Ingvoldstad of...
AMES — Former Iowa State heavyweight Yonger Bastida will wrestle 2024 NCAA champion Greg Kerkvliet at Real American Freestyle (RAF) 14 in Las Vegas on Oct. 23. Bastida wrestled for the Cyclones from 2020-26 and placed second at the NCAA Championships in his final season with the team. He is a two-time Big 12 champion...
Recently, the United Nations announced a “strategic retreat” in the fight against climate change. The belief of many experts is that we have failed in our efforts to prevent climate change and to restore Earth to its natural and healthy state. Now, we have to face severe threats to our lives no matter who we...
AMES — I think it’s safe to say that nobody expected much of the Cyclones this season. Their offseason had one of the biggest roster turnovers in the FBS this year, with 55 outgoing transfers from the roster including the departure of former 10-year head coach Matt Campbell. New head coach Jimmy Rogers was a...
AMES — Iowa State’s second home meet of the season on Friday, Sept. 18, has been canceled due to course conditions and inclement weather. Multiple areas of the course were covered in water, and, given the storms expected to roll in later this week, the program decided to cancel the meet for the athletes’ safety....
Iowa State began its new online Master of Science in Nursing program in the fall semester of 2026. The program is designed to allow working nurses to further their careers in nursing education and population health roles. The 36-credit, 16-month Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) online program focuses on learning in two tracks: nursing...
Aries Be very selective about who you’re handing over personal information to today, Aries. While tempting, oversharing is not the best course of action, no matter how cornered you feel. Taurus Expect a relationship to become more serious or hit a difficult point today. The stars advise you not to let issues from the past...
Sometimes, hope does not look like a grand life-changing moment. Sometimes, it looks like starting over in a new place. Or writing down what you are feeling. Maybe even simply sitting in a coffee shop and wondering what could happen next. For readers going through a difficult season, books can offer a small escape. Books...
With career fair season upon us, a new trend is taking over college students’ interview looks. “Office Siren” is the new TikTok fashion trend that has been showing up all over college students’ “For You” pages. This style blends corporate styles from the ‘90s and early 2000s with sleek, sophisticated, feminine high fashion. It takes...
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, the Ames Community Theater of Recreational Services (ACTORS) is performing “Come From Away” from Sept. 10-12 and Sept. 17-20. Tickets are sold out. “Come From Away” is a Broadway musical retelling what happened to the planes that were...
Monday Men’s Golf At 8 a.m., the men’s golf team will kick off their season in the Bearcat Invitational in Cincinnati, Ohio. Led by seniors Owen Sawyer and Dianchao Wu, the Cyclones look to start their season on a bright note. “Losing hope in politics?” Lecture At 6:30 p.m. in the Memorial Union, a lecture...
Dearest readers, This week’s alignment urges the Zodiac to consider whether or not systems are working in favor of their goals. The stars push the signs to rethink the expectations and rules they’ve been living by, and build new paths. Lilith in Capricorn (Sept. 14, 2026 – Jun. 10, 2027) So, first things first, what...
Speaker of the Student Government Senate Claire Hartley, a senior studying political science, aims to continue investing in the student body during her 2026-27 term. “Student Government is for students,” Hartley said. “Something we often forget is that members in the organization are also students. Reinvesting in those students, whether it be with good experiences...
