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.
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.
By breathing new life into old fiddles, retired sociology professor Paul Lasley is making musical instruction accessible for area elementary school students.
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.
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.
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.
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.).
Fox Sports brings its college football pregame show, "Big Noon Kickoff," to Ames for the first time Saturday morning, south of Jack Trice Stadium. The Cyclones and Iowa Hawkeyes kick off at 11 a.m. in a nationally televised game.
The Iowa State and Kansas State bands are collaborating on the halftime performance at the Aer Lingus College Football Classic Saturday in Dublin, a first for this annual college event.
Gather with your colleagues to launch the new academic year at the college level. Join the campus community Sept. 24 to celebrate the 2024 recipients of faculty and staff university awards.
For the first time ever, the Iowa State football team will play abroad on Aug. 23. Getting 120 players there and ready to perform at their best has been an effort a year in the making for the athletics department.
More than 200 framed prints and posters from the Memorial Union's former art lending program will be on sale to the public at ISU Surplus' weekly sales, beginning Aug. 5-6.
