News Archive

Mohamed Ali has been named ISU Dining director, effective Jan. 11. Ali comes to Iowa State from Ohio University, Athens, where he served as auxiliaries operations director.

Iowa State rings in the new year with a policy change that bans e-cigarettes and other electronic smoking devices.

The total number of learning community students this fall – first year, transfer and returning – is 5,973.

Here's a look at what the six strategic plan subcommittees are working on and discussing. The groups welcome your comments as the next plan is developed.

Here are some tips for employees who plan to be away from the office during winter break.

Consult this list of closures and office hours before you travel to campus over winter break.

Students in the Union Drive Community Center worked their way through final exams earlier this week.

Nearly 2,000 are on track to complete degrees, a record number for December commencement.

College of Design students are collaborating this fall in former television studios in the Communications Building.

In numbers shared at the Dec. 8 Faculty Senate meeting, this year's headcount reflects a net gain of 81 faculty. Senators also learned about safety training opportunities offered by ISU police.

Upcoming changes for Professional and Scientific position descriptions and developments in ISU's wellness program were presented at the Dec. 3 P&S Council meeting.

A new online guide pulls all of the university's brand materials into one site.

Iowa State hired former Toledo Rockets Matt Campbell coach to lead Cyclone program.

The calendar says it's autumn, but Mother Nature has other ideas. Brush up on Iowa State's severe winter weather policies.

From cookie decorating (and eating) to ice skating, there are lots of family-friendly activities sure to warm your heart during WinterFest 2015 on Dec. 4.

Horticulture Club members are selling poinsettia plants through Saturday at a different location daily.