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  • Introducing the Leaths

  • Geoffroy reflects on a decade in the president's office

    With his presidency winding down at the end of this week, president Gregory Geoffroy reflects on his 10-plus years of leading Iowa State University and what's ahead for him.

  • The Knoll, Beardshear almost ready for the Leaths

    Construction work on The Knoll and 1750 Beardshear Hall is nearing completion, just as incoming president Steven Leath is set to arrive for his first day on the job (Jan. 16). Despite delivery delays and renovation "surprises," virtually all of the work will be done by Feb. 1.

  • Campus benefiting from warm winter temps

    Campus services crews took advantage of unseasonably warm weather to catch up -- and get ahead -- on many outdoor projects.

  • VISIONS counts the ways ISU makes life better in Iowa

    The winter issue of the alumni association's VISIONS magazine highlights some of the many ways that Iowa State University makes life better for the people of Iowa. This issue is available online for all to read.

  • Events will honor Martin Luther King Jr.

    The life of Martin Luther King Jr. will be celebrated with campus and community events beginning Jan. 16.

  • Putting the "spring" in spring semester

    Despite the January date, sunshine and balmy temperatures greeted students on the opening day of the spring semester.

  • Reminder about 2012 flexible spending accounts

    Human resource services reminds employees that 2012 flexible spending account reimbursements are handled by a new administrator, ASIFlex, and claims cannot be processed until February.

  • Lost art, in the literal sense

    In an effort to update the university's public art inventory, university museums' staff is looking for several dozen pieces known only from their inclusion in a 1940s inventory. A closet, storage space or office in your building might contain one of these treasures.

  • A royal invitation

  • Get a sneak peek at State Gym Jan. 8

    Recreation Services staff will hold a Jan. 8 open house to showcase the newly renovated and expanded State Gym facility. Faculty and staff also are eligible for a free trial use of the complex Jan. 9-22.

  • A variety of topics planned for spring lecture series

    The spring 2012 lectures lineup features ISU professor of materials science and engineering Dan Schechtman, who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. A variety of other topics also highlight the spring lecture schedule.

  • Inspired for the holidays

  • School of Education clears final hurdle

    Meeting telephonically Dec. 8, the state Board of Regents approved tuition and fee rates and faculty professional development assignments for 2012-13, and gave the final green light to the College of Human Sciences' School of Education.

  • VanDerZanden named CELT director

    Horticulture professor Ann Marie VanDerZanden will take over as director of the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching and co-director of the learning communities program on Jan. 3.

  • Winter break schedules

    We've compiled a list of closures and holiday hours for some popular campus facilities over winter break.

  • Time to make winter break preparations

    Earlier this fall, university officials approved a partial university shutdown over winter break, Dec. 23-Jan. 2. Here's a checklist to help you prepare for the optional extended leave.

  • Five questions for John Hoffman

    Hoffman This master map maker and web cam czar responds to five questions about his work and a recent honor from Google.

  • More than 1,600 completed degrees this fall

    Northern Iowa president and former ISU provost Ben Allen will receive an honorary degree and give the address during fall commencement Saturday.