Described as a cross between “Jurassic Park,” “Back to the Future,” and “Fried Green Tomatoes,” ISU Theatre’s quirky, queer time travel adventure opens Thursday, Feb. 29 in Fisher Theater.
In a moment of crisis, Air Force ROTC Cadet Aleksyia LeClere chose to act, which prevented a friend from harming themselves. For her bravery, LeClere received a national award.
This Greenlee senior and 2024 Women Impacting ISU calendar honoree shines as a campus leader.
Ann Lent (’23 political science, international studies) will lead her fellow LAS graduates as student marshal during the college’s convocation on Dec. 15. It’s an appropriate conclusion to Lent’s leadership-focused undergrad years.
The LAS Dean’s High Impact Awards for Undergraduate Research are supporting student research ranging from intimate partner violence to solid-state chemistry.
Four undergraduate political science students are digging into the opinions of prospective caucus-goers, thanks to a unique experiential-learning opportunity.
Salmonella bacteria infections could drop thanks to Braden Lewis (’24 biochemistry). He has been making significant progress toward solving the problem since his first year at Iowa State.
With high-energy hits from The Go-Go’s and outrageous Tudor England-meets-the-80s costumes, ISU Theatre’s musical “Head Over Heels” will be a joy-filled feast for the eyes and ears.