News Archive

Turning off the service in the university Google account prevents individuals from quickly or unknowingly exceeding their individual storage quota, which was capped at 3 GB this month.

Workday Learning went live Jan. 23 and will replace Learn@ISU in September. It delivers training for faculty, staff and hourly student employees and provides better reporting options and easier access to professional development.

Iowa State Online is working on four pilot projects this semester to better assess instructor needs, define universitywide guidelines and help instructors and staff get to know each other.

Winter announced its return this week. Whether you're driving, parking or walking across campus, these reminders will keep you informed and safe.

The new design provides a suite of components to create websites regardless of content and users will enjoy a consistent online experience across university sites.

The last payslip of 2022 adds up the university's share of benefits and mandatory deductions on both a per-pay-period and annual basis.

This week, Gov. Kim Reynolds announced $40 million in funding for phase 2 of the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at the College of Veterinary Medicine campus. And her budget includes an additional $20 million in state support for the project over two years.

Teaching professor of accounting Anne Clem introduces herself to her students Tuesday in the Gerdin Building auditorium, the first day of class.

Christian Wise joined the campus life team Jan. 4 as director of ISU Dining.

Parenting Success Solution gives employee families 24/7 access to tools and resources that help parents understand, teach and better communicate with their children.

Brendan Beeter joined Iowa State's federal relations team Jan. 3 as a second assistant director.

The Professional and Scientific Council's intent is to share an approved report and recommendations with senior leaders in time to influence decisions regarding fiscal year 2024 budget plans and revenue requests.

The third winter session wraps up this week. More than 50 instructors used the winter break to help students get one step closer to graduation.

The Feb. 3 event will highlight resources available to faculty, staff and students, initiatives and programs at the university, and share best practices. Speakers, breakout sessions, lunch and optional training make up the day in the Memorial Union.

Faculty and staff can purchase monthly or annual memberships at ISU recreation services, one strategy for battling short, chilly days this time of year.

John Walters has called many great Cyclone moments on the gridiron and court during his 20 years of radio play-by-play.

Carol Heaverlo has begun a new commitment with the president's office in support of university priorities in strategic relations and communications.

Members of the information technology services audiovisual experience team are busy during winter break updating classroom technology across campus. Many of the jobs were impacted by supply chain issues last summer and winter break is the only other time the team can work without disrupting the daily flow of classrooms.