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  • 'A memory marker:' Artemis mission inspires possibilities

    Iowa State has several alumni from the aerospace engineering department and NASA student interns who worked on the Artemis missions. Astronaut, alum and professor of practice Clayton Anderson called the mission "an incredibly important first step."

  • Support your Iowa State favorites on Forever True Day

    As has been the case the last few years of this annual giving day, the goal is to increase the number of donors making gifts, whether they're longtime or first-time supporters of Iowa State.

  • America at 250 spring events

    Inside highlights several America at 250 campus events between now and the end of spring semester.

  • Quick change doesn't slow down Hilton crews

    Long hours and tight deadlines were the name of the game this past weekend for the crews that transition Hilton Coliseum from one sport to another. Sunday saw a women's basketball game in the afternoon before the wrestling team to the mat in the evening, and as all the fans left the switch back to basketball was underway.

  • Planetarium shines again: Friday shows return to Physics Hall

    The popular family-friendly events are resuming on the final Friday of each month, beginning Feb. 27. There will be three 25-minute shows -- 6, 6:30 and 7 p.m. -- in the 27-seat room. Free tickets are available online.

  • 2026 'impactful women' calendar is available

    The 2026 edition of the Catt Center's annual "Women Impacting Iowa State" calendar features women who completed their years as a student or employee at Iowa State before 2007, the year of the first calendar. Free copies may be picked up at several campus locations.

  • ISU innovation and impact to see statehouse spotlight

    Interim President David Spalding will lead a group of about 40 faculty, staff and students representing 17 programs in exhibits filling the Iowa Capitol rotunda at the annual ISU Day at the Capitol Wednesday morning, Feb. 4.

  • Campus Carver celebration is Feb. 2

    Iowa State's annual George Washington Carver Day celebration will be held Monday, Feb. 2 (5:30 p.m., MU Great Hall). A reception featuring ISU Creamery ice cream will follow the hour-long program. RSVPs are requested by Jan. 26.

  • Glass exhibition captures change to landscapes, communities

    Contemporary glass artist Norwood Viviano was on campus last week to install his spring-summer exhibition in the Brunnier Art Museum, Scheman Building: Mapping Infrastructure / Mapping Agriculture.

  • Exhibition showcases conservation technology behind terra cotta preservation

    3D scanning and conservation science being used to preserve Christian Petersen's terra cotta sculptures highlights a partnership between University Museums and the manufacturing and teaching labs in the mechanical engineering department.

  • Sendoff for a beloved leader

    The Iowa State community honored president Wendy Wintersteen and her spouse, Robert Waggoner, during a Dec. 4 program and reception at the Memorial Union. After 46 years of service, Wintersteen will retire from the university on Jan. 2.

  • Jimmy Rogers introduced as Cyclones football coach

    Jimmy Rogers is the 34th head coach of the Iowa State football program after leading programs at Washington State University (2025) and South Dakota State University (2023-24).

  • Enjoy WinterFest on Dec. 5

    Preceding prep week each fall semester, WinterFest is a burst of activities, organized by the student engagement team in the Memorial Union, to celebrate the winter holidays and help students release some end-of-term stress. But it's not just for students.

  • Cyclone wrestlers dominate Hawkeyes to snap streak

    The Iowa State wrestling team had a dominating day, winning six of 10 matches to end a 20-dual losing streak to Iowa with a thrilling 20-14 victory at Hilton Coliseum Sunday.

  • With fixed-up violin donations, retired professor extends opportunity to play

    By breathing new life into old fiddles, retired sociology professor Paul Lasley is making musical instruction accessible for area elementary school students.

  • The portable piece of a beloved university tradition

    Since 2022, the campanile-carillon model has been played at campus events and toured the state. It showcases a central campus tradition while also serving as another example of the university's outreach efforts.

  • Homecoming week opens Oct. 19

    A new Maker's Market, featuring handmade products from Iowa State alumni, current students and small businesses, is part of the fun at the Alumni Center this Sunday, the opening day of Homecoming 2025.

  • Loaned piano provides grand stage in Student Innovation Center

    Pianists of any caliber are welcome to play the instrument, and passersby are invited to take a few moments to enjoy those efforts.

  • Picking the pumpkin patch

    Pumpkin harvest is in full swing at the Horticulture Research Station, where over 1,400 of the orange gourds will be plucked from the patch by the end of next week.

  • Flu shot clinic is Oct. 6-17

    The free clinic for employees will be in State Gymnasium on Monday-Friday (9 a.m.-4 p.m.) each week. A high-dose flu shot will be available on Thursday, Oct. 9 (9 a.m.-1 p.m.).