The Iowa Economic Development Authority designated ISU as a 2023 recipient, a recognition of the university's support for its employees with family-friendly policies and practices.
A key change for instructors introduces RegisterBlast, accessed in Canvas, for scheduling and managing exams. The test center in Durham Center will be moved to the Hixson-Lied Student Success Center.
The student body includes 25,332 undergraduate, 4,210 graduate and 635 veterinary medicine students. It also includes a first-year class of 5,859 students, up 2.3% from last year and 8.8% from two years ago.
University employees may participate fully in political activities if they are acting on their own behalf and using personal time and personal resources.
Located in the Communications Building, the room will serve as the primary post for several football games this fall. It strengthens ISU's ability to respond to major events and provides important security redundancies.
A lone window washer cleaned the glass exterior of the press tower at Jack Trice Stadium earlier this week. Saturday marks the season opener for both the Cyclone football team and Cyclone Marching Band.
David Spalding, who also leads the Ivy College of Business, had served as interim vice president for economic development and industry relations since May 2018.
From live streaming events and keeping the general classrooms updated to resolving hundreds of support tickets annually, the audiovisual experience team's here-to-help mission earned it the title of 2023 Higher Ed AV Team of the Year.
Heather Smith, associate general counsel in the office of general counsel, is leading a campus committee that will support the recruitment and selection process.
The large enrollment and new instructor communities aim to create connections, help instructors learn from each other to overcome challenges they encounter in the classroom and celebrate successes.
