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Posted Mar 1, 2021 9:00 am AMES, Iowa A week of events, lectures and panel discussions at Iowa State University will focus on women: their strengths, contributions and challenges faced. Women’s Week 2021, scheduled for March 8-12, is part of Women’s History Month, with the goal of empowering and highlighting strong women around the world. ISU Student Government created Women’s Week in recognition of the need to empower women to continue fighting for equity and to take on leadership positions. Anna Olson, senior director of communications for ISU Student Government and junior in journalism and mass communication from Boone, says talking with women from around the world through her internship with the Iowa Resource for International Service inspired the series of events. Olson coordinated with Eliana Crabb, director of outreach for ISU Student Government and senior in hospitality management from Kenosha, Wisconsin, to brainstorm a way to bring awareness to the status of w
Autopsy reveals ISU sorority member died alcohol intoxication, hypothermia Share Updated: 5:17 PM CST Feb 24, 2021 Share Updated: 5:17 PM CST Feb 24, 2021
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Show Transcript REPORTER: WE’RE OUTSIDE THE DELTA, DELTA, DELTA, SORORITY JUST A FEW BLOCKS SOUTH OF THE ISU CAMPUS AND THE STUDENT WHO DIED HERE IN A PARKING LOT BEHIND THE BUILDING. THIS IS TRAGIC FOR THE FAMILY AND THE COMMUNITY. REPORTER: 21-YEAR-OLD OLIVIA CHUTICH WAS APPARENTLY WALKING HOME TO HER SORORITY HOUSE ON JANUARY 22, BUT SHE ONLY MADE IT AS FAR AS THE PARKING LOT. SOMEONE FOUND HER ON THE GROUND UNCONSCIOUS. THERE WERE NO SIGNS OF FOUL PLAY. A NEWLY RELEASED AUTOPSY NOW REVEALS WHAT HAPPENED. AMES POLICE SAY IT SHOWS CHUTICH DIED ACCIDENTLY. THE CAUSE? ACUTE ALCOHOL INTOXICATION AND HYPOTHERMIA. THE TEMPERATURE THAT NIGHT DROPPED TO 8 DEGREES. AMES POLICE SAY THIS ISN’T THE FIRST TIME THEY’VE SEEN THIS SCENARIO. THEIR ADVICE FOR STUDENTS? WE WOULD ALWAYS