LAS projects awarded additional funding to further the university’s strategic plan
The projects focus on artificial intelligence in the humanities and support for undergraduate student internships at Ames National Laboratory.
The projects focus on artificial intelligence in the humanities and support for undergraduate student internships at Ames National Laboratory.
Victoria Kyveryga (’24 chemical engineering, chemistry) is one of 90 scholars selected for the 2024 Knight-Hennessy cohort. The program’s level of prestige and competition rivals that of the world’s most renowned scholastic awards.
A new course this spring, “Field Observations of Thunderstorms,” took 13 Iowa State students and their three instructors across “Tornado Alley” for eight days.
Cason Murphy, assistant professor of theatre in the Department of Music and Theatre, was recently published in “Pandemic Play: Community in Performance, Gaming, & the Arts.” In this collection, published through Palgrave’s innovative Studies in Performance and Technology series, Murphy’s work appears alongside an international line-up of contributors and case studies examining how the arts, culture, … Continue reading Cason Murphy published in new edited collection “Pandemic Play: Community in Performance, Gaming, & the Arts”
This spring’s world-building competition, hosted by the Department of English and Department of History, drew student participants from across campus.
The April 27 concert in Stephens Auditorium includes a setting of the “Magnificat,” guest artists from the Des Moines Choral Society, a John Muir-inspired piece, and more.
94 LAS students were initiated at this spring’s ceremony.
Experience the American classic “The Crucible” and the critically acclaimed contemporary play “John Proctor is the Villain” during a two-weekend run April 18 – 28 in Fisher Theater.