LAS faculty advance

Congratulations to the following LAS faculty who were approved for promotion: Promotion to Professor (Already Tenured) Sebastian Braun, World Languages and Cultures Marcus Crede,… Read More

Students gain access to Workday March 4

The transition from AccessPlus to Workday for students continues. The Workday team held course registration simulations, and continue to make modifications based on feedback. Here… Read More

Congratulations to LAS women honored

Congratulations to Beate Schmittmann, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Mia Kawamitsu, a senior in journalism and mass communication and international studies! Both were selected for inclusion in the 2024 Women Impacting ISU Calendar. Read More

Workday Student – resources for you!

Faculty and staff are encouraged to take advantage of multiple resources to prepare for the next phase of Workday Student. Workday Student is launching in… Read More

Upcoming grant writing workshops

With the benefit of Jumpstart funds, the university will be running multiple grant writing workshops this year: The Writing Winning Grant Proposals phase… Read More

Reimagining LAS Update

  In February 2022, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) announced Reimagining LAS, a multi-year initiative to transform the college into a… Read More

LAS recipients among strategic projects awarded funding

LAS projects were part of nineteen teams that will share a $3.9 million investment this year in Iowa State’s 2022-2031 strategic plan. Collectively, they… Read More

Dean Schmittmann announces retirement

Dear colleagues, It is almost 11 years to the day since I began my tenure as dean of our college, and as some… Read More

Badge for Forever True Day with dates April 4 and 5 for 24 hours of Cyclone Power
April 4 is Forever True Day!

On April 4, 2023, the Iowa State University Foundation will encourage Cyclones around the world to come together and support programs and places at Iowa… Read More

Department of English sunsets speech communication major

The minor will remain, and several speech communication courses will still be available. Read More