For the 11th year in a row, the Iowa State Daily was named Best All-Around Newspaper in the large student newspaper division in Region 7 of the Society of Professional Journalists, which includes some of the best college news media in the nation from Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
The Fall People to People and Business, Industry and Technology Career Fairs will be held on September 24 in Scheman Building and Hilton Coliseum.
Kayla Gallik, John Piegors, Laurelin Haas and Connor Clarke – all from World Languages and Cultures – have earned scholarships.
Initiated in 2007 by the Catt Associates student leadership organization, the Women Impacting ISU calendar was developed as a tribute to current students, faculty and staff who distinguished themselves through their accomplishments at Iowa State University.
Iowa State’s eighth annual Symposium on Undergraduate Research and Creative Expression on April 15 featured 150 students who gave research presentations and exhibited artwork on topics ranging from asteroid deflection to zebrafish.
There’s a reason why history major and all-America basketball player Melvin Ejim’s image adorns Catt Hall. Sure, the long, cold winter didn’t encourage us to replace his photo and Amy Andreotti’s with a new set of exemplary Liberal Arts and Sciences people (banners can crack rather than bend in freezing temps, and fingers do get … Continue reading The awards rolled in for history major and all-American Melvin Ejim
Amy Erica Smith, an assistant professor of political science, has earned a Fulbright Award to conduct research in Brazil, and James McCormick, professor and chair of political science, has earned a Fulbright to do research and to lecture in Australia. In addition, Nell Gabiam, an assistant professor of anthropology and political science, has earned a Career Enhancement Fellowship from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation to continue her scholarly examination of Syria’s Palestinian refugee camps.
Information technology staff at Iowa State University have discovered a breach affecting five departmental servers on campus.
Meta!Blast, a real-time 3D game targeted towards high schoolers, leads the player to shrink to microscopic size, traverse a leaf surface, rescue a tardigrade, zap nematodes, sneak into the leaf through an open stomata, and shrink further to enter a photosynthetic cell and its organelles. Along the way, the player must solve problems and answer questions about cell and metabolic biology.
The Center for Excellence in the Arts and Humanities (CEAH) at Iowa State has awarded nine of its 11 research grants to Liberal Arts and Sciences faculty for academic year 2015.