Iowa State celebrates fall graduates
An estimated 2,171 students will graduate this weekend from Iowa State University. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the university commencement ceremony and college convocations will be virtual.
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Four years after landing in U.S., graduating ISU senior is on his way to medical school
Mohamed Shogar came to the United States from Sudan in 2016, without knowing the language or understanding the culture.
After trauma early in college career, Iowa State senior is thankful for graduation
Bartlett refused to give up on her education and will graduate next weekend with degrees in anthropology, classical studies and political science.
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Brooke Arterberry co-authors research published in JAMA Pediatrics
Brook Arterberry, assistant professor in the Department of Psychology, has co-authored an article that has been published in JAMA Pediatrics. The article, “Assessment of Changes in Alcohol and Marijuana Abstinence, Co-Use, and Use Disorders Among US Young Adults from 2002 to 2018” was published in the October 12 issue. This research has received extensive media … Continue reading Brooke Arterberry co-authors research published in JAMA Pediatrics
The first demonstrations of braiding in photonic topological zero modes
Assistant Professor Thomas Iadecola contributes to groundbreaking research, published in Nature Physics, which demonstrates that “braiding” occurs in particles of light.
LAS Success Grants: Investing in students
Generous donations from ISU alumni help students like Jo Allen overcome obstacles, achieve financial stability and continue making progress toward their academic degrees.
Searching the ancient depths of a reptilian genome yields insight into all vertebrates
Iowa State University scientist Nicole Valenzuela contributed to a global effort to assemble the genome of the tuatara, a rare reptile species native to New Zealand.
Lilly award funds novel method for finding RNA drug targets
$123,000 award supports the work of Walter Moss, assistant professor in the Roy J. Carver Department of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology.
Iowa State-led research team develops statistical models which help the CDC track and forecast COVID-19 deaths in the United States
The groundbreaking models are the first to predict COVID-19 infection and death counts for every US county.