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Most of the $25.4 million in new revenue in the FY23 operating budget comes from increased tuition ($21.8 million). Additional state appropriations ($2.1 million) and additional recovery of research-related indirect costs ($1.5 million) are the other two pieces.

Council members are considering a recommendation to senior leaders to roll back a 2020 change to the tuition reimbursement program limiting repayment to ISU coursework.

Iowa State's associate vice president for finance services, Paris will succeed Pam Cain, who is retiring from the university on Sept. 6.

Susan Harper, the director of the Center for LGBTQIA+ Student Success, comes to Iowa State from the University of North Texas, where she served as coordinator of multicultural student support services.

Many faculty and staff recently have received email offers for financial and retirement planning that aren't affiliated with ISU. Employees have several options for free consultations and workshops via university staff, partners and retirement savings vendors.

Most faculty and staff work on campus. Mike Murray and David Frost work under it. They lead facilities planning and management efforts to plan, construct and maintain utility distribution systems. But on campus, they might be best known as the guides of the hot-ticket tour of the ISU steam tunnels.

Financial help is available to ISU employees who adopt a child, up to $5,000 per adoption, under a new benefit effective July 1.

The $601.7 million in total external funding for FY22 includes a record amount -- $284.2 million -- of external support for sponsored research funding.

Iowa State's 12th leader, Eaton's presidency (1986-90) wasn't long, but it had impact.

Key pieces of the east gateway bridge section that passes over University Boulevard were installed last week during night shifts to minimize the impact on traffic.

Ahead of setting 2022-23 tuition rates later this month, here's a summary of state appropriations for Iowa State in the new fiscal year.

The timeline includes interviews for semifinalists and finalists during the fall semester.

Crews have begun pouring sections of a new Farm House Lane between Troxel and Curtiss halls. The work will continue into early August.

This summer's 8,403-member student body includes 5,654 undergraduates, 2,583 graduate students and 166 fourth-year students in the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program.

University Boulevard traffic adjacent to the stadium will be restricted to one lane in each direction for about four weeks. The road will be closed overnight for four nights next week.

Paul Richmond, director of environmental health and safety, will be promoted to assistant vice president for environmental health and safety, the top leadership role in the unit responsible for injury prevention, environmental protection, safety and preparedness.

Steve Kohtz started June 1 as the recycling and special events coordinator, a position in facilities planning and management that leads the university's waste reduction efforts.