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DEVELOPING: Pedestrian struck by train, seriously injured (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: The Iowa State Daily will update this story as more information becomes available. AMES — An individual was struck by a train and hospitalized with what authorities are calling serious injuries. According to a media release from the Ames Police Department, officers were called to the Clark Avenue railroad crossing Wednesday at 5:11 a.m. The individual was transported to Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. According to the release, the individual’s name has not been releas
Letter from the editor: Searching for Humans of Iowa State (opens the original)
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I’m inviting all Cyclones a chance to be featured on Humans of Iowa State. My name is Leylah Moreno, and I am the diversity editor for the Iowa State Daily. I am originally from Illinois and am currently a third-year at Iowa State University. I am majoring in journalism and mass communication, and I have always had a passion for using storytelling as a means of connecting with others. I truly believe that everyone has something valuable to share or that we can learn from. My goal is to uplift th
Field of Memories recognizes the impact of suicide (opens the original)
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Student Health and Wellness will host the Field of Memories event Friday to honor those who have died or struggle with suicide. The event will take place on the Parks Library lawn from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. September is National Suicide Prevention Month, a dedicated time to raise awareness about suicide, reduce stigma surrounding mental health and connect people with life-saving resources. All attendees can personalize a small flag with a message of hope to individuals struggling with suicidal though
Ames Public Library features student art from sister city exchange (opens the original)
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The Ames Public Library is displaying collages in the front vestibule created by Ames Middle School students from their summer visit to Koshu, Japan. The trip was made possible by a local nonprofit program, Ames International Partner Cities Association (AIPCA), that aims to foster cultural and educational exchange between Ames and its Partner Cities. In June, the students were able to tour Koshu, sit in school with them and experience the culture. This all culminated in the collage exhibition. “
Sloss House temporarily closed for improvements (opens the original)
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The Sloss House, located on central campus, is temporarily closed. The Sloss House is meant to serve both as a drop-in hangout space for students and as a hub for various resources, including support for students navigating pregnancy or parenthood, a satellite location of the SHOP food pantry and more. It also provides a space for the Margaret Sloss Center for Women and Gender Equity, which aims to “advance the social and academic well-being of women and other underserved populations on campus,”
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