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‘Time to grow up’: A failed censure of a StuGov Senator (opens the original)
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Iowa State Student Government discussed the potential censure of a Senator Wednesday, resulting in one member leaving the room and the Senate recessing. Senator Matt Miller removed himself from the meeting swiftly by slamming his fists on the table, standing up so fast that his chair fell over, and running out. This resulted in a Senate recess. There had been an internal investigation into Miller and a proposed censure of him. A censure is a ‘slap on the wrist,’ meaning that StuGov does not like
Where are the Women? A lecture with Sally Kenney (opens the original)
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Sally Kenney, Newcomb-Tulane College professor and author, presented her lecture “Where are the Women? Preventing the erasure of women judges through Wikipedia” at the Memorial Union Wednesday. Kenney teaches in political science, Africana Studies, law and global health and behavioral science. She is the author of “Gender and Justice: Why Women in the Judiciary Really Matter” and of “For Whose Protection?: Reproductive Hazards and Exclusionary Policies in the United States and Britain.” Kenney h
Rob Sand’s ‘100 Town Hall Tour’ stops at Iowa State (opens the original)
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Rob Sand, the Democratic candidate for the Iowa governor race, visited Iowa State’s Memorial Union for his Story County Town Hall Monday. The night opened with Sand leading the crowd in singing America the Beautiful. Around 700 people were in attendance. Sand then discussed his ideas for Iowa and talked to people in the crowd about the issues concerning them. “Our political system is broken, and I think it is broken because it is run by private clubs,” Sand said. “I am talking about the Democrat
Student Government addresses a $41,917 outstanding bill (opens the original)
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The Iowa State Student Government paid an outstanding bill of $41,917 to ACCESS from the 2025 fiscal year during their meeting Wednesday. The StuGov agenda described ACCESS as an “Assault Care Center Extending Shelter & Support and an ASSET agency that provides a 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, counseling and advocacy services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence across Story County and central Iowa.” Brad Hill, a StuGov advisor, explained that ASSET sends an invoice for their se
TPUSA asks students: Can you be a good person without God? (opens the original)
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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 TPUSA and a senior studying agricultural studies, defined apologetics as the art of defending the concept of God and the arguments of God’s existence. “The whole core purpose of this and the purpose of most of our tables is just to spark conversation,” Alexander sai
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