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Mayly Sanchez analyzes first electron neutrino data from NOvA Experiment
The NOvA experiment has three main physics goals: make the first observations of muon neutrinos changing to electron neutrinos, determine the tiny masses of the three neutrino types and look for clues that help explain how matter came to dominate antimatter in the universe.
April 13, 2016
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The journey continues: Micevic receives Soros Fellowship
Goran Micevic, a 2010 Iowa State biochemistry graduate, has been selected as a 2016 Paul & Daisy Soros Fellow. He is currently in graduate school at Yale School of Medicine.
April 13, 2016
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More than words: Students experience what it means to be deaf
Language is about more than words. Whether they are written, spoken or signed, words are part of a language that cannot be separated from the culture. This philosophy is the foundation of the American Sign Language program that Jonathan Webb started nearly four years ago at Iowa State University.
April 11, 2016
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Video: Dave Andersen talks about the odds of a contested convention in this year's presidential cycle
Iowa State political science professor Dave Andersen talks about the odds of a contested convention in this year's presidential cycle. He also talks about the likelihood of a 3rd party candidacy should Mr. Trump win the nomination.
April 6, 2016
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Iowa Public Radio's Dean Borg wins 2016 Schwartz Award
Eldean “Dean” Borg, senior correspondent and producer for Iowa Public Radio, has been selected by the faculty of Iowa State University’s Greenlee School as the 2016 recipient of the James W. Schwartz Award honoring distinguished service to journalism and mass communication.
April 6, 2016
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Krista Klocke receives 2016 Wallace E. Barron All-University Senior Award
Klocke, a senior in speech communication and communication studies, immerses herself in several organizations to make them better and stronger.
April 6, 2016
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NROTC coordinates 'Letters to Soldiers'
In three days, ISU students, faculty and staff write hundreds of letters to soldiers overseas.
April 6, 2016
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Understanding ISIS, Middle East violence and what the resulting refugee crisis means for the U.S.
Learn more about ISIS' goals and motivations when Christopher Low, assistant professor of history, presents at the LAS Dean's Lecture on April 6.
April 6, 2016