EServer.org, founded by Geoffrey Sauer, associate professor of English, celebrates its 25th anniversary this fall. Also known as The English Server, EServer.org publishes works in the arts and humanities free of charge to online reading audiences worldwide.
On November 25, 2014, the current discipline-specific online RCR training courses will be replaced with a single course called the RCR Basic Course.
Seven aspiring Marine Corps officers tested their skills during a 16 hour field exercise in preparation to go to Officer Candidate School.
Cecily Paldino is a senior at Iowa State University studying Anthropology and Criminal Justice Studies. She is involved on campus in many ways both academically and socially. Cecily is a George Washington Carver Scholar, the ISU Anthropology Club Publicity/Social Events Director, a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, and an assistant student archivist for the … Continue reading Student Spotlight: Cecily Paldino
Richard Dawkins, evolutionary biologist and secularist, is the Charles Simonyi Professor of the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford. The publication of his book, “The Selfish Gene in 1976,” sparked a revolution in biology and made Dawkins well known beyond his field of study.
Steffen Schmidt, University Professor of Political Science, spent time with the Des Moines Register, Iowa Public Radio and a New Hampshire talk show in the last 48 hours.
Greenlee School students took home 10 awards in photography, multimedia and cartooning — five awards for the Daily and five for Ethos Magazine.
Mayer-Schönberger, a leading big data researcher, entrepreneur and visionary thinker will discuss the big data revolution during a presentation at Iowa State University at 8 p.m. on November 11.
The series started with dead poets and continues Thursday, Oct. 30, with a presentation on the first operas in the new world – complete with music. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences’ Dean’s Lecture Series will present its 17th lecture Oct. 30, 8 p.m. in the MU Sun Room when Chad Gasta presents “Manipulating … Continue reading From dead poets to cotton jeans, LAS Dean’s Lecture Series always informative
Physicist Paul Canfield explains the importance of condensed matter physics and its applications in today’s global society in this video by the So Close Project.