ISU Theatre’s “Iowa Odyssey or (How We Got to Here)” earns top honor
The production will perform at January’s Region 5 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Category: Students
LAS student marshal serves as an inspiration
Manichanh Naonady’s path to graduation has been anything but traditional – and she’s good with that.
A foundation for interdisciplinary collaboration
Dara Wald’s Greenlee School lab brings together students from diverse disciplines for science communication research.
Computer science programming team earns spot at 2020 ICPC North American Championship
Department of Computer Science team demonstrates their stellar programming skills.
Adventure by Melissa
Hands-on research is preparing Melissa Piper (’20 meteorology) to study tropical cyclones and extreme precipitation in her future career.
Taking science into the community
Students enrolled in English 312 Biological Communications are putting classroom knowledge into practice, articulating science for the general public.
Making a difference in the world through sociology
Antonio Ball (’21 sociology, women’s and gender studies) is passionate about making a difference for marginalized communities, and he knows that a sociology major will equip him to help others.
Math postbaccalaureate program provides bridge to success for students
This intensive, one-year program is designed to help undergraduate degree holders smoothly transition into the rigors of a graduate mathematics program.
ISU Theatre’s “Anon(ymous)” retells epic Greek drama as a modern-day immigrant story
Guest directed by Arpita Mukherjee, LAS Dean’s Artist-in-Residence, the Odyssey-inspired show opens Dec. 6.