A collaborative research project focused on public health received the latest funding award from the Presidential Interdisciplinary Research Initiative.
Campus IT staff will work to identify the applications, websites and services utilized by campus users to determine if and how they can be protected behind Okta's virtual security perimeter.
Six topics produced during brainstorming and discussion exercises at a July 6 meeting will be used to determine the Professional and Scientific Council's 2017-18 priorities.
Since its first was built on King Pavilion in 2009, Iowa State’s inventory of green roofs has quietly grown to a dozen different spaces with more on the way.
Bill Graves is the next dean of the Graduate College and Ann Marie VanDerZanden is the next associate provost for academic programs. The appointments take effect next week.
Paul Fuligni is the new associate vice president for facilities in the university services division, and leads the 450-plus employees in facilities planning and management.
Director of transportation services Kathy Wellik and her full-time staff of seven keep track of more than 550 university vehicles. Find out how that's a job to love.
An expert from Iowa State's wine institute will lead an intense one-day workship on building a wine palate, knowledge that participants can use to help Iowa winemakers improve their product.
Surya Mallapragada, Distinguished Professor and Carol Vohs Johnson Chair in chemical and biological engineering, will focus on research advancement in the half-time appointment.
The phased retirement plan replaces one that sunsets this week. The BS in nursing program will enroll its first students in fall 2018. Early Gerdin plans would add up to 40 percent of the building's current space.
In the wake of last fall's presidential election, many U.S. universities have seen a drop-off in interest from international students. Iowa State is no exception, though the final numbers won't be clear until this fall.
