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Student leaders present different pictures of the revenue needs on their campuses.

Chief of staff Miles Lackey answered questions about FY16 salary and compensation funding at the Professional and Scientific Council's Sept. 3 meeting.

Student enrollment numbers taken this fall reflect Iowa State's seventh consecutive year of record growth. The 36,001 total includes students from every Iowa county, all 50 states and 118 countries.

Campus cafés have implemented new recycling programs this fall that are both green and efficient.

President Leath will discuss the unprecedented demand for an Iowa State education and reveal new initiatives to move the university forward during his annual address Thursday evening, Sept. 10.

The fall lectures series offers an array of programs that are sure to provide something for everyone.

Finalists will make two-day visits to campus this month. The university community is invited to meet them during their public forums.

Dormitory bond sale, global corporation for ISU, differentiated FY17 state appropriation requests, also are on the agenda.

The number of private food vendors providing morning or lunch service on campus this fall has jumped to eight.

U.S. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus was on campus Wednesday to name the Navy's newest submarine the "USS Iowa."

College of Human Sciences Dean Pam White has announced she will retire in July 2016. A national search for her successor will begin immediately.

Iowa State's 123 new faculty include 15 professors, 11 associate professors and 97 assistant professors.

Wallace anticipates several issues to come before the senate this year, including faculty PRS (personal responsibility statement) guidelines, non-tenure eligible faculty position definitions and Faculty Handbook updates.

The coordinator will lead university efforts to build and maintain accessible websites, classroom technologies and other online resources.

Continuing an Iowa State tradition, faculty and staff took to the sidewalks the first two days of class to answer students' questions and ply them with fresh fruit.

Lawson wants to build and strengthen communication between Professional and Scientific Council representatives, P&S staff, administrators, faculty and the university community.