Iowa State creating biographical dictionary featuring hundreds of influential Cyclones
Margaret Curry, graduating senior in journalism and mass communication, helped compile biographies of the Cyclones who have left a mark on the world.
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Maria Dueñas receives graduate fellowship from American Chemical Society
Maria Dueñas’ research improving mass spectrometry imaging will be supported by a competitive graduate fellowship.
Diving into the history of planned communities in Iowa State honors seminar
Susan Yager, professor of English and faculty director of the Honors Program, led students through “A Good Place,” an honors seminar examining planned and ideal communities.
LAS helps diverse students explore law school
Thirty-one Iowa State undergraduates participated in a special trip sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Shopeasy application could create a smoother shopping experience
As part of Gerontechnology in Smart Home Environments, a course taught by Carl Chang, professor of computer science, students created Shopeasy, an application that could make shopping an easier task for older adults.
Weekly ‘tea’ makes for math mixer
The math department offers undergraduates a weekly tea, a chance to get to know each other and rub elbows with professors and graduate students.
Stupka symposium in 13th year and growing
The Stupka symposium highlights undergraduate research in biochemistry, biophysics, and molecular biology.
ISU students, Ames community contribute to History Unfolded project
Jeremy Best, assistant professor of history, created a research assignment requiring students to find news coverage about the Holocaust and share the stories with the Holocaust Museum’s History Unfolded project.