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Find out how to temporarily redirect that ringing phone, pick up a second call and set a special ring for certain callers.

A brass plug set in a Morrill Hall concrete floor will be used next year in a national effort to measure gravity.

Much of the 9 percent decrease in Iowa State's total external support in FY13 can be attributed to the federal sequester.

The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences teaching facility will include a large indoor arena.

The one-time $7.5 million appropriation will be used to remodel existing research facilities, expand specific research projects, provide one-year graduate fellowships and help build external economic development partnerships.

As senior policy adviser on economic development, Crum will work to expand Iowa State's contributions to both the state and national economies.

A 395-student increase at the undergraduate level is the primary reason for the surge.

Volunteers also helped empty this spring's sandbags.

A grid of Silva Cells was installed beneath the plaza south of Troxel Hall. The underground system provides water filtration and runoff management, while preventing soil compaction that hinders tree growth in high-traffic areas.

Find out how to speed dial, pick up a colleague's phone and make your office calls ring simultaneously on two or more phones.

Most of the work will occur during July and may affect your commute to campus.

Set voice mail to show up in your email. See if your often-called colleagues are on the phone before dialing. These are some of the things you can do with your new phone.

A bill passed by the Legislature and signed by Gov. Terry Branstad provides $12 million to finance construction of a new building and site to house several services and agencies in the Iowa State University Research Park.

Implementation of an Iowa law requiring continuous improvement plans for courses with high enrollment begins this fall. More than 560 courses at Iowa State will be impacted as the program is phased in over the next three years.