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March 1 is the recommended application deadline for eligible employees.

Many of the spring semester residents of the new Geoffroy Hall on Lincoln Way moved in their gear before departing for the winter break.

ISU Foundation provided the crowd funding platform and university teams took it from there, raising dollars for all kinds of projects -- from putting on the Fashion Show to expanding a garden at a state prison to continuing development work abroad. In a banner first year for FundISU, 16 teams raised more than $190,000.

Winter break is around the corner. Here are some tips to remember if you'll be away from your office for several days.

Check out this list of closures and altered schedules before trekking to campus during break.

At the Dec. 13 Faculty Senate meeting, senate president Jonathan Sturm shared his thoughts on the state board of regents' differential tuition decision and its audit of President Steven Leath's use of university planes.

ISU leader vows this experience will make him a better, more conscientious president.

Students grab quiet corners all over campus this week to prepare for exams.

Mechanical engineering undergraduates conclude a semester's worth of teamwork in an expo of helpful ideas.

Tuition will go up next year 2 percent for resident undergraduates and 3 percent for all others. Changes approved Dec. 5 by the regents also will put in motion three-year differential tuition increases for juniors, seniors and graduate students in five academic programs and adjust some previously approved tuition differentials for consistency.

Members of the Professional and Scientific Council will vote next month to add language to its FY 2017 priorities and strategic initiatives in support of diversity and inclusion.

New award will honor faculty and staff who've advanced diversity, equity and inclusion.

Winter is upon us. Brush up on Iowa State's severe winter weather policies and procedures so you know what to do when the snow flies.

Streamlined business processes, instant access to data and mobile friendly software are some of the much anticipated outcomes of Iowa State's collaboration with Workday, an international enterprise software firm.

Leath cites faculty hires and Iowa State's strengthened reputation in research and academic programs in making the reappointment.

Got data? The geographic information systems facility takes map-making -- and research results -- to a whole new level.

Also on the Dec. 5 agenda: a name for the Black Cultural Center, residence hall renovations, and a land purchase to expand the research park.