Internships introduce students to Ames Lab
Over two years, 59 undergraduates have taken part in the ISU-AMES SCIENCES program, supported by more than $325,000 in Iowa State strategic plan funds. The program creates internships at the lab in both research and operations with an eye on expanding the state and nation's energy sciences workforce.
Survey results will influence Lake LaVerne redevelopment
A campus design team invites interested faculty, staff and students to complete a 10-question survey about Lake LaVerne before May 2. The team is working with consultants on a plan to restore and improve the lake.
P&S Council will hold election April 21-25
P&S employees will vote online to fill 17 vacancies across all four divisions on the council this spring. Watch your in box for an email invitation.
Fall tuition, faculty promotions top April regents agenda
Also on the agenda when the Iowa Board of Regents meets April 23-24 on campus: final approval of three new ISU degrees and FY 2026 salary policy comments from campus elected leaders.
Know your options when severe weather threatens campus
Campus safety leaders shared timely information this week about emergency procedures, options for receiving weather alerts and university communications when severe weather is on its way.
Arts and events
On Tuesday, McFarland Clinic and ISU officials celebrated the start of construction on the clinic's CyTown facility.
"Fixing Troilus and Cressida," a version of Shakespeare's play in contemporary English, tells of a love story hidden in the Trojan War.
