News Archive

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President Steven Leath covered several topics during his annual address to the Faculty Senate on Feb. 9. Among them were enrollment growth concerns, ISU's legislative appropriations request, developments in the research park and a vision for diversity and inclusion.

Five career fairs are being held on campus this month to assist Iowa State students with "the next step."

Mother Nature threw a wintry one-two punch, hitting campus with several inches of snow and ice ... twice.

Key pieces in the bulding addition include eight teaching labs, six research labs for two bioscience departments and two first-floor general university classrooms.

Fans at Tuesday night's men's basketball game cheered a longtime Cyclone -- senior vice president for business and finance Warren Madden. The popular administrator will wind down a 50-year Iowa State career this summer.

Undergraduate and graduate numbers increase; professional and post doc numbers are down slightly.

Remember that Iowa State's benefits-eligible employees and their immediate family members may access the university's employee assistance program if the need arises.

While Iowa State won't be canceling classes for presidential caucuses, students who want to attend caucuses are encouraged to talk to their instructors.

If you've got ideas that should be part of the next strategic plan, now's a good time to send them in. As they wrap up their reports to the steering committee, the planning subcommittees still can use comments submitted by Feb. 10.

ISU Dining director Mohamed Ali arrived Jan. 11 from Ohio University, Athens.

Zayira Jordan, Iowa State's first web accessibility coordinator, began work last week.

Big changes are coming to Reiman Gardens over the next 20 years, including grander gardens, unique water features and a stone amphitheater.

Finalists will interview on campus the first two weeks in February; open forums are scheduled.

Four projects from among 10 proposals receive funding in the second round of the Presidential Initiative for Interdisciplinary Research.

Harl Commons serves in many capacities as one of Curtiss Hall's most popular student spaces.