Seeking Your Wisdom: What Advice Do You Have for New ISU Graduates?

The newest crop of ISU graduates will receive their diplomas Friday and Saturday. What advice do you have for them?

Former ISU Foundation Head Received $400,000-Plus to Leave

Dan Saftig left the ISU Foundation in March.

Ames, Who's Your Favorite Teacher?

Patch wants to give a shout out to all the great teachers out there who are changing kids' lives. Help us tell the story of great education in Ames.

Ames High's Top 10 Includes War Crimes, Same Sex Marriage and Internet Privacy

An advanced placement government and politics class discuss what news they find important.

Minnesota Professor Named ISU Mechanical Engineering Chair

Iowa State University College of Engineering has named Caroline Hayes chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering.

Broken Cable Cut Power to North ISU Campus

Power was restored overnight but ISU's Power Plant is working to repair the line today.

Honorable Ames 8th Graders do Exceptional Work

Ames Middle School Peer PE volunteers will be recognized at 6th Annual Story County Youth Volunteer Awards 7 p.m. Tuesday.

Identity of Man Who Died During VEISHEA Expected to be Released Today

The reported fall from Chamberlain Lofts was the second death at the building.

VEISHEA 2012 Knockout Video

Ames Patch found this time lapse video of the VEISHEA Knockout World Record.

PHOTOS: VEISHEA Parade 2012

Did you take a good shot? Share it with the community here.

VEISHEA Parade: What You Need to Know to Go

A quick run down on the VEISHEA parade. It starts at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Pammel Drive.

VEISHEA Closing Ceremonies at 2 p.m.

Last Day of VEISHEA is today.

VEISHEA Parade Starts the Day and More

Parade Grand Marshall, Steven Leath, ISU president leads the way 10:30 a.m. on Pammel Drive.

Is Your Child a Cyber Bully? Or a Cyber Victim?

The suicide of a Primghar teen who'd been bullied after he said he was gay has elevated public discussion of the problem of cyber-bullying. Ames school policies dealing with cyber threats are currently under review.

Ames Teen Wins Contest with Interesting Video

San Ennis who asked for your vote in a Toyota contest won $3,000 in another contest this week.

PHOTOS: Kate Mitchell Elementary in Washington D.C.

Five second graders flew to Washington D.C. late last March where they participated in the White House kitchen garden spring planting

Taste of VEISHEA Tonight

What's Happening at VEISHEA today.

VEISHEA Music Showcase is Tonight

What's happening at VEISHEA today.

VEISHEA Cyclone Idol Tonight

What's Happening at VEISHEA today.

ISU Scholar; Evangelist Debate Bible as Moral Code

Missed the debate between Hector Avalos and Evangelist Keith Darrell? Watch it on YouTube.

ISU Announces Three Provost Finalists

Three finalists will begin making their campus visits Monday, but one of them will not have to travel far.

VEISHEA Opening Ceremonies Are Today

Iowa State University's annual celebration has begun. Tuesday's schedule includes opening ceremonies and awards at 4 p.m.

Memorial Union Goes Green Just Before VEISHEA

Student project turns a roof on the 1928 building green.

PHOTOS: ISU Students Turn Memorial Union Roof Green Just Before VEISHEA

Members of the ISU Landscape and Horticulture clubs designed and built a green roof over a service area at the Memorial Union just in time for this week's VEISHEA celebration.

Show Us Your Happily Ever After Prom Photos on Ames Patch!

Ames High School's Prom 2012 is Saturday night. Upload your prom photos on Ames Patch for all to see.

ISU Prof and Ames Evangelist Ask Is the Bible the Only Source of Today's Morals

Debate starts at 7 p.m. on Iowa State University campus.

See What a Funny Ames High School Video Maker Has Done Now

Sam Ennis, an Ames High School senior known for his humorous videos needs your help to win his next video challenge.

ISU Students Want to Spread Truth on Lean Beef

Lean Finely Textured Beef what's become better known as pink slime in recent weeks will be the subject of a panel discussion Tuesday on Iowa State University campus.

Auditor Releases Ames School Bond Voter Turnout Numbers

More than 4,000 residents voted in the $55 million bond referendum Tuesday.

UPDATE: Ames School Bond Voters Say Yes.

More than 69 percent of Ames Community School District voters approved a $55 million bond referendum to replace and renovate the district's operational elementary schools.

Voters Rejected a Six School Plan in September; Will They Vote for Five?

A plan to replace three elementary schools and renovate two others is up for vote Tuesday.

A Larger Fellows to be Built on the Same Ground

Tuesday's $55 Million Bond Referendum School by School

Mitchell, District's Newest Elementary in the District to be Repaired if Voters Say Yes

Tuesday's $55 Million Bond Referendum School by School

Meeker to be Replaced on Site if Voters Say Yes

Tuesday's $55 Million Bond Referendum School by School

District: Edwards Needs Bigger Building, New Site. Will Voters Approve?

Tuesday's $55 Million Bond Referendum School by School

District: Sawyer Needs Millions in Renovations. Will Voters Say Yes?

Tuesday's $55 Million Bond Referendum School by School

Ames High School Hall Roars 20s

Ames High School students spent Friday afternoon living it up 1920s style for The Great Gatsby reading project.

State Science Fair Begins in Ames Friday

Record 620 students to show off their research projects at State Science + Technology Fair

Where to Vote on $55 Million School Bond

The April 3 special election on the $55 million bond for Ames elementary replacements and renovations will have just four polling places.

LETTER: ISU Leaders Support Ames in Blue Zone Quest

Dakota Hoben, President, Iowa State University Government of the Student Body and Steven Leath, President, Iowa State University said Ames is an ideal Blue Zones Project demonstration community.