BREAKING: ISU police are looking into an anonymous social media post made Monday evening warning people to stay away from Carver Hall Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. iowastatedaily.com/news/breaking-…

From Molly Blanco: ISU police are looking into a potential threat made on the social media app Yik Yak warning students to stay away from Carver Hall tomorrow afternoon. We will provide updates as they become available. iowastatedaily.com/news/breaking-…

UPDATE: ISU PD said Tuesday morning that they have contacted a person involved and that they have no evidence of an ongoing threat at this time. iowastatedaily.com/news/breaking-…

“We are employees when it’s convenient,” one grad student said. Iowa State quietly changed grad assistants’ classification from “employee” to “student.” The change has made them ineligible for employment benefits like workers’ comp. iowastatedaily.com/news/ambiguous…

Are graduate students employees or students at Iowa State? The designation is muddy. The university asserts they are students, but grad assistants have encountered inconsistencies with how they are classified. iowastatedaily.com/news/ambiguous…

so incredibly proud of the work Molly Blanco put in on this story. she’s been working on it for months and seeing her bring this story to life has been an honor. please take a couple of minutes to read and engage!

Grad students have received mixed messages from ISU about their classification. They used to be employees and were eligible for employment benefits. Now, they have a “student-only” status and have been denied certain benefits like workers’ compensation. iowastatedaily.com/news/ambiguous…

DMPD & DMFD on scene at East HS. Multiple shooting victims outside of school. MEDIA STAGING at E.13th St and Buchanan. Enter from University Ave. PIO on scene.

Molly Blanco poured her heart and soul into this article about the fine line graduate students teeter on as employees for the university, including frustrations that the employee versus student status brings. iowastatedaily.com/news/ambiguous…

The Iowa State Daily will be participating in this year's College Media Madness competition! We are competing against 37 student media outlets to see who can raise the most money to support student journalism. Interested in donating? GoFundMe below: gofundme.com/f/help-the-iow…

Former Iowa State student Jo Allen created a petition to oppose House File 2416, the recent Iowa legislation that bans transgender girls from participating in female sports. iowastatedaily.com/news/iowa-stat…

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hey everyone! the ISU student government has introduced a bill to “renegotiate” the Daily’s funding. if you would like to show your support for the Daily, feel free to come to next week’s meeting at 6pm. we would appreciate all the support we can get!

“The students who put out this content do it for very little in return. If they get paid at all, it’s a small amount. They don’t receive any glory. Being a student journalist is a thankless job.” The Daily responds to a bill from Student Government. iowastatedaily.com/editorial/arti…

⚠️ it’s time to apply⚠️ The Iowa State Daily is seeking reporters for the 2022/2023 school year. We welcome students of all majors! Contact [email protected] if you are interested in building your resume and portfolio.

easily one of the best things I did for hands-on journalism experience while at Iowa State! plus- you’ll get to work with amazing people like Kate Kealey, Molly Blanco & Andrew Harrington :’)

Tomorrow.

The Ames Police Department responded to the accident at 3:14 p.m. after witnesses reported that a person had been struck by the train. Officers found the person dead when they arrived at the scene. iowastatedaily.com/270003/news/br…

I am proud to announce that with Andrew Harrington moving up bigger and better things, I will be taking over as the sports editor for the Iowa State Daily. I am excited to continue producing great content and look forward to the journey ahead.

I’m back, it’s been a while! Can’t wait for another great year at the Daily.