News Archive

Lane closures between Pammel Drive and the Squaw Creek bridge will mean one lane of traffic in each direction for about three weeks.

This fall's student body of 31,040 is the largest in school history. It's the fourth year of record enrollment and the sixth consecutive year of growth at Iowa State.

When it looked like lynda.com wouldn't be back on campus this year, the colleges and information technology services came up with the funding to save the popular training site. As a result, ISU students, faculty and staff will continue to have unlimited access to some 1,400 software tutorials.

President Barack Obama's stop at Iowa State Aug. 28 marked just the third time a sitting U.S. president has visited campus.

A recent allocation from the president's office is a welcome addition to a fund that helps faculty with international travel expenses.

Faculty, staff and students can win free Iowa State merchandise just by sporting Cyclone gear on CyDay Fridays.

ISU's fall lectures program promises speakers who will inform and entertain; some will do both simultaneously. Here's a look at five presentations you won't want to miss.

A tradition that began when Adonijah Welch ceremonially took the helm in 1869 will be repeated next month when president Leath is installed as Iowa State's 15th president. You're invited to join the celebration.

The 2012-13 council president will focus on salary compression and fairness issues, and work to cultivate relationships with ISU's new senior leadership.

University-wide learning outcomes and assessments, and demonstrating the value of ISU faculty are among the priorities for the senate's incoming president.

Pamela Anthony assumed the dean of students post on Aug. 1, after serving as assistant dean at Georgia State University in Atlanta since 2003.

Crowded sidewalks this week confirm another large student body at Iowa State this fall. Just how large will be known after Aug. 31, when the official count is taken.

President Barack Obama will make a stop on central campus Tuesday afternoon as part of a higher education tour. Here is some helpful information for navigating campus before and during his visit.

Here's a look back at some of the campus news you may have missed over the summer.

As of early this week, the residence department had found campus housing for just under 10,575 students. That's an increase of nearly 6 percent over last fall's record-setting group of students living on campus.

New Iowa State employees will experience a new and improved orientation program beginning Aug. 22.

It's all hands on deck as new student programs staff prepare for a record number of Destination Iowa State participants.

After a task force analysis and report, president Steven Leath will implement recommendations to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the university's Resource Management Model.