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Four LAS students nominated for Goldwater Scholarship

Four students from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) have been nominated for the prestigious 2025 Goldwater Scholarship. Read More

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Iowa State launches new bachelor’s degree in integrated health sciences to address growing demand for health care professionals

The comprehensive program focuses on health and wellness from multiple angles, with classes in life sciences, behavior and social sciences, data sciences, and the humanities. Read More

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ISU Theatre presents ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’

If you’ve ever wanted to compete for a spelling bee championship, you may get your chance when ISU Theatre presents “The 25th Annual… Read More

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ISU Theatre student earns Kennedy Center honors

Bobbie Buie ('25 performing arts, English) will represent Iowa State at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Washington, D.C. Read More

Amanda Petefish-Schrag published in the International Journal of Education and the Arts

Amanda Petefish-Schrag. Amanda Petefish-Schrag, associate professor of theatre in the Department of Music and Theatre, was recently published in the International Journal of Education and… Read More

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A dazzling ‘Die Fledermaus’ showcases opera as the total art

Enjoy an evening at the opera with ISU Theatre, ISU Symphony Orchestra, and ISU Opera Studio. "Die Fledermaus" runs Nov. 7-10 in Fisher Theater. Read More

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LAS Study Abroad launches new programs

The LAS Study Abroad team is launching seven new programs during the 2024-2025 academic year that will help students explore new destinations and gain professional experience. Read More

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‘Fairytales for the Anthropocene’ explores humanity’s impact on climate

Featuring puppetry, live actors, and new short plays by U.S. playwrights, ISU Theatre's season opens Friday, Oct. 11 with "Fairytales for the Anthropocene." Read More