A dose of compassion
Jackson Komp (’22 biochemistry, Spanish, ’23 M.S. biochemistry) hopes to improve lives through medicine, data, and compassion.
Author: Stacey Maifeld
Picturing a healthier world
Ally Abel (’23 biological pre-medical illustration) is using art and science to provide real-world tools for health professionals.
Meaningful career in motion
Reese Manternach (’23 statistics, economics) loves talking about every step of his Cyclone experience. That’s good, because it’s been a marathon.
Listening, learning, leading
Durga Sritharan (’23 biology) is pursuing her ambitions in health and medicine through research and leadership experiences focused on connection and community.
Career confidence
From transfer student to campus career services leader, Taylor Mathis (’23 psychology) is finding her path by supporting others.
ISU Theatre’s ‘She Kills Monsters’ brings giant dragons, 90s pop culture to Fisher Theater
Dungeons & Dragons fans, this one’s for you! The show opens Thursday, March 30, at 7:30 p.m.
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Cason Murphy presents on theories of theatre/game play at international conferences
Assistant Professor of Theatre Cason Murphy recently presented virtually at two international conferences, sharing research into theatrical/video gaming hybrid performances that came to fruition during the pandemic. Murphy shared his findings – “No Longer ‘Merely Players’: Porting the Elements of Theatre into Video Gaming” – at both the Video Games as a Common Ground International … Continue reading Cason Murphy presents on theories of theatre/game play at international conferences