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With spring break knocking at the door, students worked this week to get projects and homework at or ahead of schedule.

As the Iowa State University Research Park continues to grow, the benefits extend well beyond the development's borders.

Eight state-of-the-art classrooms and an open collaboration space on Pearson second floor will be ready for use this fall.

A task force charged by the student and academic affairs divisions is studying "onboarding" procedures that help new students make a successful transition to ISU, from student admission through the first year of study.

Michael Newton, who has served in the University of Wisconsin, Madison, police department since 1998, has been named chief of police and vice president in university services. His appointment begins April 3.

Up for final board action in April: parking rates, student housing and dining rates, weapons audit, tennis facility purchase.

Reductions to be found in the same four categories from which units removed $8 million last month.

President Steven Leath and his peers from the universities of Iowa and Northern Iowa made their annual funding appeal to the Legislature's education appropriations subcommittee on Feb. 22.

Record warmth prompted some hammocking and slack lining among students on central campus this week.

Staff, faculty and administrators shared an Iowa State message with state legislators on Monday.

Road, underground utility projects will be phased during the summers of 2018, 2019.

The CyRide routes of the future will be worked out over the coming weeks, and you can be a part of the process. Two route scenarios are up for discussion at public meetings March 1 and 2. You also can give input via an online survey.

Tom Kroeschell uses his lifelong interest in Iowa State and Cyclone history to fuel the "Cyclones 101" video series.

Parking permit rates, student housing/dining increases, southwest Reiman Gardens project, Franklin Park sale, weapons audit and tennis facility purchase are on the agenda.

Iowa State's five faculty and staff affinity groups offer individuals in underrepresented populations a place to connect, both on and off campus.