Iowa State University students can now earn a bachelor’s degree and law degree in just six years through a new partnership the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences has with Drake University and the University of Iowa. Students seeking dual degrees will save time and money through the accelerated 3+3 Program.
A month before she started school at Iowa State University, Caitlin Mock still planned to study biology. Then she discovered a different ISU major, one that was a little under the radar but combined her keen interest in science with her artistic side.
By teaching how to communicate and collaborate through technology, as well as encouraging global participation through study abroad and service projects, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences gives its students the tools they need to succeed in a big, changing world – whether they take jobs across the pond or across the state.
Steffen Schmidt defends why a physical university experience will always trump a virtual one.
An Iowa State University student was awarded first place in the research paper competition in this fall’s Midwest Criminal Justice Conference held in Chicago.
When more than 70 Iowa State University students change their majors after attending a campus function, you know something is up.
Max Guyll, assistant professor of psychology, says the decision to waive your rights and start talking could start a chain of events that ends up with you falsely confessing to the murder.
Matt DeLisi says it would be a mistake to change federal sentencing guidelines in an effort to reduce prison overcrowding.
“The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” pits youngster against youngster in a battle of words in the ISU Theatre Department’s newest production.
Bill Gallus, storm chaser and professor of meteorology in the Department of Geological and Atmospheric Sciences, will discuss the latest theories on how tornadoes form, the preliminary findings of why some storms produce tornadoes and some don’t, and what is learned from storm damage.