Symphony of Diversity and Masterworks concerts combine
The ISU choirs and ISU symphony orchestra will highlight identity and diversity in their April 30 concert.
Author: Stacey Maifeld
Dental determination
With strong pre-health experiences in LAS, graduating senior Jackson Stigers (’22 biology, psychology) achieved his dream of being accepted to dental school.
ISU Theatre adventures into the unknown with “BABA”
The new musical, a magical tale where a teen climate activist meets Baba Yaga, runs April 7-10.
CATEGORIES: Published
Tiffany Antone and Cason Murphy present at MATC
Iowa State University Department of Music and Theatre faculty members Tiffany Antone and Cason Murphy presented on three different panels at the annual meeting of the Mid-America Theatre Conference (MATC) held in Cleveland, Ohio, on March 3-6, 2022. MATC is dedicated to the growth and improvement of all forms of theatre throughout a twelve-state region … Continue reading Tiffany Antone and Cason Murphy present at MATC
Matthew Hufford recognized for plant genomics research
Cassling Family Professorship honors outstanding early to mid-career faculty members.
ISU Theatre’s One-Act Play Festival highlights student directing, acting and design
The student-produced festival runs March 3-6 with performances in Fisher Theater.
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Cason Murphy published in internationally-renowned Shakespeare Bulletin journal
Cason Murphy, assistant professor of theatre, was recently published in Shakespeare Bulletin, with his performance review of a digital production of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” produced by Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival in the Winter 2021 volume of the journal. Shakespeare Bulletin is an internationally-renowned peer-reviewed quarterly journal which publishes articles at the cutting edge of … Continue reading Cason Murphy published in internationally-renowned Shakespeare Bulletin journal
Angela B. Pavitt Professorship in English honors research in second language assessment
Gary J. Ockey, professor of English, is recognized for his research in second language assessment. Ockey will use the award to further his current book project.