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Cyclone wrestlers dominate Hawkeyes to snap streak
The Iowa State wrestling team had a dominating day, winning six of 10 matches to end a 20-dual losing streak to Iowa with a thrilling 20-14 victory at Hilton Coliseum Sunday.
December 01, 2025
- Regents
- Academic affairs
Regent study team makes headway on education value questions
December 01, 2025
Announcements
- Ames snow parking ban takes effect at 8 p.m. Saturday
- ISU wine and hard cider holiday pre-sale continues
- Open forums scheduled Dec. 8-10 for enrollment management finalists
- Sign up to judge the State Science & Technology Fair of Iowa in March
- New dashboard, chemical inventory for researchers debuts
- Garden calendar makes a great gift
- Guidelines during the holidays: Spending university funds
- You're invited: Honors capstone poster session is Dec. 10
- Reiman Gardens' Winter Wonderscape opens Friday
- Some volunteers still needed for Cy's Finals Frenzy
- Winter course preview for OLLI at Iowa State is Dec. 10
- Showcase your research in a spring public lecture
- Register for Project LEA/RN workshop in January
Retirements
- Tammy Michel, office of the president, Jan. 2
- Deb Jennings, IT Services, Jan. 5
- Jo Min, industrial and manufacturing systems engineering, Dec. 31
- Angela Powers, Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication, Dec. 20
- Fran Sobotka, kinesiology and health, Dec. 17
- Nora Hudson, recreation services, Dec. 12
- Brenda Emery, food science and human nutrition, Dec. 10
Achievements
More Inside news
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Winter is here; be prepared
Knowing where to park on a snowy morning, how to keep yourself and others safe, and how to request assistance will make the winter months a bit easier.
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With fixed-up violin donations, retired professor extends opportunity to play
By breathing new life into old fiddles, retired sociology professor Paul Lasley is making musical instruction accessible for area elementary school students.
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State data suggests another year of enrollment growth
The state of Iowa should see one more year of growth in its number of high school graduates -- and in college enrollment-- before a decline begins in the fall of 2027. That's about a year later than most states, the Iowa Board of Regents learned during a Nov. 12 update.
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Regents learn more about three-year degree options
Over last five years, the top ISU degree programs with early finishers have been agriculture business, agriculture studies, psychology, event management and human development and family studies. Due frequently to complex curricula and accreditation or professional licensing requirements, some degrees restrain students' ability to finish in less than eight semesters.