The Board of Regents' June 1 through 3 meeting commenced with the reelection of Pro Tem Sherry Bates and closed session performance evaluations of the institutional heads and executive director. 

In an increasingly globalized world, many young people find themselves trapped in a rut of a world view. Growing up in communities lacking in diversity of wealth and ethnicity has left adolescents ill-equipped for the complexities of the real world. Because of this, Iowa State requires students to complete a few credits worth of diversity-related courses before graduation. 

As COVID-19 cases have started to lessen in Ames and Iowa, the Ames Public Library has moved to reopen to its pre-COVID schedule.

As new COVID-19 policies continue to unfold, Iowa State’s previous policies outlined Wednesday were superseded through the Iowa Board of Regents' decision to lift the state of emergency across Iowa today.

Iowa State's plans involving testing for COVID-19 over the summer and updated vaccination numbers were announced Wednesday.

Connie Hargrave has been appointed as the new associate dean for equity and engagement for the College of Engineering. 

Sexually transmitted infections and diseases (STIs and STDs) have reached an all-time high in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). 

This past year at Iowa State University has posed many unfamiliar challenges to both staff and students. The rampant coronavirus forced the university to alter many aspects of campus life in order to provide a safe place for students to focus on academics.

With the end of Iowa State’s COVID-19 academic year approaching, students shared their overall opinions on webcam-based courses.