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  • Lauren Ramos completes leadership skills certificate

    Lauren Ramos, Assistant Director of Academic Advising and Unit Advisor for the Biological and Physical Sciences advising team has recently completed the UHR Leadership Skills Certificate Program.

  • LAS Alert
    Catt Hall temporarily closed

    The basement of Catt Hall sustained water damage in the early morning hours of March 15.

  • Illustration of a witch flying on a broom
    Can witches fly?

    Professor of History Michael Bailey unpacks the medieval invention − and skepticism − of the witch on a broomstick in an article from The Conversation.

  • Professor of ecology, evolution and organismal biology Nicole Valenzuela, right, holding an adult painted turtle inside her Bessey Hall lab, with research scientist Itzel Sifuentes-Romero.
    Lab-grown liver organoid to speed up turtle research

    The discovery will aid deeper study of turtle genetics, including the cause of traits with potential medical applications for humans, such as the ability to survive weeks without oxygen.

  • Public relations students show off their national award
    Creating a connected community

    Public relations students win national competition for campaign that raises mental health awareness and connects students to resources.

  • Lindsay Preseau publishes chapter in Multilingualism Matters

    Lindsay Preseau and her co-authors, LeAnne Spino and Niko Tracksdorf, published a chapter entitled “Gender Inclusivity Across the Curriculum: An Exploration of Novice and Advanced Course Content through Student Perspectives” in the Multilingualism Matters edited volume “Redoing Linguistic Worlds: Unmaking Gender Binaries, Remaking Gender Pluralities” Link: https://www.multilingual-matters.com/page/detail/Redoing-Linguistic-Worlds/?k=9781800415089…

  • Nettleton appointed to second term

    Deans Schmittmann and Robison announce reappointment of Dan Nettleton as chair of the Department of Statistics.

  • Deb Lewis is curator of the Ada Hayden Herbarium inside Bessey Hall at Iowa State University.
    Iowa State’s herbarium offers window into plant history

    Iowa State’s Ada Hayden Herbarium holds more than 700,000 preserved plant, fungal, and algal specimens, a valuable resource for research and instruction.