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More than 80 Iowa State faculty and staff are receiving one of the university's awards for 2023, including the inaugural Award for Impact on Student Success.

Students stride beneath a canopy of blooming redbud trees near The Hub on Monday afternoon.

Aligned with national trends, more than 80% of course materials on campus already are provided in their digital version through the bookstore's immediate access program.

One of Iowa State's newest student organizations, the Jubilee Gospel Choir, performed praise and worship songs outside Parks Library Monday afternoon.

Six degree programs and 16 faculty positions have been funded in strategic plan initial investments announced last summer.

The Memorial Union's two associate directors, Kristine Heflin and Brad Hill, are serving as interim co-directors.

In other regent meeting highlights, Iowa State's Faculty Senate and P&S Council presidents presented salary considerations for the next budget year.

Also on the agenda: Parking permit and student housing/dining rates for next year and two new degree programs.

Quick customer transactions, efficient operations and risk mitigation are the motivation behind dining services' decision to eliminate its cash payment option on May 15.

Recreation services' Adventure Program aims to get the campus community outside. Whether it's equipment, games or trips, faculty and staff have affordable options for outdoor fun year-round.

In this inaugural annual process, selected projects will be funded starting July 1.

The parking system upgrade adds convenience for customers and greatly improves operations efficiencies.

Because of increased testing for forever chemicals in drinking water, Ames water officials know the city water meets proposed federal standards for allowable levels of the chemicals. Graduate student (and city part-time employee) Daria Dilparic analyzes Ames water samples to ensure its safety.

More than 90% of employees who responded to the survey feel the benefits offered by the university meet their needs.

Senior vice president for operations and finance Shawn Norman is doing an assessment of the division in three areas: operations, budget model and communications.

A national search has begun, with the goal of welcoming the next associate vice president for campus life and residence director by the start of fall semester.

The first rollout of the project starts in June. The WorkCyte program team chose a phased implementation to ease users into the software.

Members of the campus community are invited to send nominations of talented candidates to any member of the search committee.

The ISU police department traced its beginning back to 1918 and night watchman Knute Hegland. His personality and kind greetings set the standard for community-oriented policing still used today.