In comparison to the rest of the population, 18 to 25-year-olds are nearly twice as likely to live with a serious mental health condition, according to supportafriendiowa.com. They are also the least likely to seek help.

You may notice something is off about your friend or yourself. One symptom doesn’t necessarily identify a mental health disorder, but if it is a combination of the following symptoms, it may be time to talk to them or consider seeking help.

Welch Avenue and Stanton Avenue are home to many well-known food trucks. Many Iowa State students plan which food they will eat before their night begins. Here are some of Welch Avenue and Stanton’s notable food trucks.

A lecturer expressed the dangers of infomercials to the health of Ghanian women, though most believe they only have positive effects.

Theresah Patrine Ennin, presented “Traditional Medicine and the Commercialization of Women’s Bodies” on Monday. Ennin is a senior lecturer of African literature at the University of Cape Coast in Ghana. She teaches African literature, critical theory research methods and communication skills.

It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s Wayne Rowley diving out of a plane.

Rowley, retired Iowa State entomology professor, celebrated his 85th birthday early by skydiving in July.

Iowa State students will be able to receive free, confidential HIV and STD testing Wednesday from 11 a.m to 4 p.m.

Primary Health Care will provide this testing outside the Memorial Union on the west side of the building facing Lake LaVerne.

A clear bag policy at Jack Trice Stadium and Hilton Coliseum will be enforced starting this football season by the Iowa State athletic department.

The clear bags will permit security staff to search bags in a more effective way. The process of identifying prohibited items like outside food and drink, alcohol, weapons and noisemakers will be quicker.

Ben Singh, the owner of AJ’s Ultra Lounge, is currently working toward opening his new sports bar at 206 Welch Avenue.

“Iowa State brings a lot of money into the sports,” Singh said. “But when people come to watch football and basketball, there is no place to go in Campustown.”