The Iowa State football team will give fans a sneak peek at this fall's team during the annual Cyclone Gridiron Club spring game Saturday, April 20. Parking and admission is free of charge; posters, schedule cards, season tickets and Cyclone gear will be available.
Alumni Association communications officer Carole Gieseke takes five questions about VISIONS magazine's grand cross-country effort to interview and photograph Iowa State alumni in every state.
With CyBox, a new, secure storage system, it's a breeze to access your work documents from office, home or on the road. You also can share your docs with others, on and off campus.
Caddy/cosmetic bag and gift/wine tote are made from banners that once hung on ISU buildings or lightpoles. They're available in the University Book Store.
Three finalists have been named in the search for the next dean of the College of Business. Over the next week, each finalist will will visit campus and participate in an open forum.
Effective July 1, the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences will withdraw as the host of the U.S. Pork Center of Excellence. The change will save the college approximately $100,000 in overhead and administrative costs and a half-time position.
A newly restored -- and well hidden -- fountain sculpture will be celebrated during an April 19 reception. Christian Petersen's The History of Dairying mural is the centerpiece of the Food Sciences courtyard, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The legislative outlook, coach contracts, new faculty hires, plans to raise Iowa State's profile, MOOCs and lessons learned from the Harkin Institute flap were part of the discussion as president Steven Leath addressed the Faculty Senate Tuesday.
