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Autumn is beautiful. Add Iowa State's picturesque campus to the mix? Near perfection.

Mac users on campus appear to have gotten through the Shellshock Bug unscathed.

The newly refurbished Lynn Fuhrer Lodge gives student organizations and university departments a picturesque location for small-group functions.

Chief information officer Jim Davis will step down next year from his position leading information technology programs and return to the classroom and to research in applications using next-generation networks.

Faculty and staff have an opportunity to grow a piece of Iowa State history in their own backyards. A limited number of seedlings propagated from campus' beloved Sycamore Row are available for sale through the ISU Alumni Association.

The partial closing will run 11 days from Thursday, Dec. 25, through Sunday, Jan. 4. It includes four weekend days and three university holidays. It is not mandatory on the remaining four days that are not a weekend or holiday.

A vote on the eight administrative proposals is expected at a yet-unscheduled special board meeting in early November, following a period of feedback on the three campuses.

A six-show lineup and a Nov. 15 celebration highlight the 100th anniversary of ISU Theatre. The season kicks off with a two-weekend run of Spring Awakening on Oct. 3.

The Stanton Memorial Carillon got its annual checkup this week, a three-day service call conducted at the top of the campanile.

The Iowa State community honored 46 faculty and staff Monday for on-the-job excellence during the university's annual awards ceremony.

The new high-speed fiber optics network provides faster access to the Internet and gives researchers an edge in a big-data world.

Iowa State is a founding member of an 11-university alliance that intends to use proven programs to help more students complete their college educations.

A new emergency response video could help save lives on campus. Learn more about the video and view it here.

Faculty and staff recipients of university awards will be recognized at a ceremony on Sept. 22

The recently named search committee for the next dean of the university library willl begin work immediately. Nominations may be submitted one of the committee co-chairs -- Dawn Bratsch-Prince, associate provost for faculty, or David Spalding, Raisbeck Endowed Dean of the College of Business.

This centralized resource will help researchers access information about funding opportunities and assist with grant proposal development and post-award setup.