Iowa State is offering both single and double occupancy in its residence halls for the 2020-2021 academic year. The Department of Residence (DOR) is implementing a variety of sanitizing measures as well as standards for residents’ behavior to ensure the safety of those residing there.

As COVID-19 cases steadily rise in Story County, Iowa State has prepared in different ways for students to come back in the fall. 

Iowa State will close computer labs in the fall and students are required to have a laptop or other mobile device in order to meet their learning needs.

Two Iowa public school districts, Urbandale and Waukee, announced Monday they would not be following the mandate requiring Iowa schools to hold 50 percent of classes in person. 

Construction on 14th Street from Duff Avenue to Burnett Avenue and 15th Street from Duff Avenue to Clark Avenue will begin Monday.

Dorm living is a unique experience. Living in a tiny, multipurpose space with a stranger, coupled with a college workload and new independence can cause an adjusting student to easily become overwhelmed with stress.

After countless hours of scavenging the internet, you have finally found an apartment within your price range, close to campus and has adequate WiFi to support the journey of hybrid learning that awaits you this fall.

While learning how to be independent during your first year at college, learning how to budget and manage your finances is one of the most important things to learn how to do. 

An additional 180 cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Iowa by the Iowa Department of Public Health, making for a total of 45,982 positive cases.