ISU researchers part of nationwide project to make sweet corn even better
Alan Myers, biochemistry, biophysics, and molecular biology, is part of a major federal research project aimed at boosting sweet corn quality.
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Passionate entrepreneurs take on holistic health
Two students in the LAS Innovation and Entrepreneurship Academy plan to create a personalized vitamin for women that caters to different personal needs.
What is a heat dome? William Gallus explains
As much of the nation bakes in extreme temperatures, Professor William Gallus discusses the cause and the consequences.
Jonathan Kelly named chair of the Department of Psychology
Jonathan Kelly will begin his five-year term as department chair on July 1.
Two LAS faculty receive Fulbright fellowships
Jeff Bremer, associate professor of history, and Javier Vela, University Professor of chemistry, received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar fellowship for the 2023-24 academic year.
Cutting back on social media reduces anxiety, depression, loneliness
New research finds that college students who tried to cut their social media use to 30 minutes per day had a brighter outlook on life.
From 19th century “Indian remedies” to New Age spirituality
A new paper explores how the Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company in the 1800s claimed authority on Indigenous culture to sell products.
Some military veterans may be more at-risk for PTSD
A study co-authored by Marcus Credé, psychology, finds some service members could develop post-traumatic stress disorder if they were abused in childhood.