Away from track arenas, Felix continues to inspire
America's most decorated track and field Olympian and also an entrepreneur, Allyson Felix, visited campus for several conversations earlier this week.
Dependent eligibility verification project underway
Employees with dependents on their medical, dental or vision plans must provide documentation verifying their eligibility by June 2.
LAS' Schmittmann to retire in June 2024
The search for the next LAS dean will begin immediately. College of Engineering dean Sam Easterling and associate provost for faculty Dawn Bratsch-Prince will lead the search committee.
Five questions with the extension and outreach leader
John Lawrence talks about what he has learned over 30 years at the university and how his leadership style has helped in numerous roles.
Bubble sheet fans have new option this fall
Gradescope lets instructors administer, grade and provide students feedback on pen-and-paper, bubble sheet and computer programming assignments within Canvas. Scantron Bubble Sheets will sunset in August.
Enhance leadership skills with new certificate program
Supervisors can level up with a new certificate designed to build and enhance leadership skills.
Spring weather message to the Iowa State community
Information and reminders about campus closures and announcements regarding severe spring weather.
Sheldon realignment
Sheldon extension shifts west so parking lot can expand
Crews are realigning a section of the Sheldon Avenue extension west of Town Engineering to create room for 66 more parking stalls in lot 10.
Iowa Stater content is online, too
The ISU Alumni Association magazine made its debut last fall, with content from each issue available online at the time of publication. Online content from the just-published spring issue includes a look at how Iowa State researchers are advancing human and environmental health via nanotechnology and a feature on alumnus Frederick Douglass Patterson, cofounder of the United Negro College Fund and Tuskegee Airmen.
Arts and events
A top goal of "24 Hours of Cyclone Power" April 4-5 is to build on last spring's participation. Faculty and staff showed up big.
