While fans of both schools have asked why athletes would risk losing eligibility and possibly going to jail over relatively small amounts of money, National Council on Problem Gambling executive director Keith Whyte said he isn't surprised by allegations of athletes betting on their own games and risking a permanent ban.
Articles Tagged: Iowa State University
Higher Ed Aug. 25, 2023 4:33 pm781d ago
Iowa State University’s campus cooling system was back up and running Friday morning after a Thursday fire at the campus power plant knocked out its cooling system — canceling classes, closing buildings, and sending many students packing just days into the start of the fall semester.
Higher Ed Aug. 24, 2023 9:40 pm782d ago
A fire at Iowa State University’s power plant has disrupted the cooling system on campus, prompting the school to move classes online and encourage students living on campus to go home for the weekend.
Higher Ed Aug. 24, 2023 7:46 am783d ago
Iowa’s public universities are back in session, with students kicking off the fall semester this week under sweltering heat — making the start especially uncomfortable for some of the tens of thousands who moved into residence hall rooms without air conditioning.
Higher Ed Aug. 21, 2023 9:45 am786d ago
Bugeja’s concern about false information is one of many AI-related worries facing instructors and professors as students return to campus this fall. Others include plagiarism, misrepresentation, and various forms of cheating and technology-aided shortcuts students might employ, depriving themselves of material learning and tricking instructors into thinking they produced or wrote content they didn’t.
News Aug. 20, 2023 5:30 am787d ago
In 1900, almost three-fourths of Iowa population lived on farms or in small towns. By 2010, only 36 percent of Iowans remained in rural areas. Most small Iowa towns will never gain population again. That’s why some have turned their focus from growing numbers, to growing quality of life.
Higher Ed Aug. 12, 2023 5:00 am795d ago
“I’ve been working on corn specifically for 35 years,” said Alan Myers, an Iowa State University professor of biochemistry, biophysics, and molecular biology since 1987, who has made it his “maize” mission to amplify the sweet-corn experience by making sweet corn sweeter.
Agriculture Aug. 11, 2023 6:00 am796d ago
Iowa State University is doing on-farm trials on 148 fields across the state this summer to try to find the optimum rate of nitrogen fertilizer to boost corn productivity, while avoiding runoff into rivers and lakes.
Environmental News Aug. 11, 2023 8:03 pm795d ago
Iowa State University researchers journey statewide to learn about the rusty patched bumblebee, which has declined by about 90 percent.
Higher Ed Aug. 2, 2023 5:57 pm804d ago
Just over a year after starting as Iowa State University’s director of equal opportunity and Title IX coordinator, Carl Wells on Tuesday left for a job back in South Carolina as associate dean for campus life at Newberry College — a 167-year-old private Lutheran college.
These are the first student-athletes to be charged in an investigation into sports gambling by student-athletes at Iowa State and Iowa.
Iowa Hawkeyes Sports Jul. 25, 2023 6:06 pm812d ago
Both the Hawkeye and Cyclone athletic programs in the new budget year are anticipating record-breaking revenue — with the University of Iowa predicting a threefold spike in women’s basketball income, pushing it past the $1 million mark for the first time to a projected $1.3 million.
Higher Ed Jul. 14, 2023 5:00 am824d ago
State relations remain a preeminent concern for Iowa’s public university system, compelling the regents to try something new. With the recent retirement of UNI’s state relations officer Mary Braun, the board is looking to hire a firm – instead of just one person – to replace her.
Higher Ed Jul. 13, 2023 1:48 pm825d ago
Both of Iowa’s public research universities in the budget year that just ended generated hundreds of millions in external funding to support experiments and projects across their respective campuses – although neither brought in as much as last year’s record-setting totals.
Higher Ed Jul. 11, 2023 7:23 am827d ago
Under two years from the 2025 deadline Iowa set for itself seven years ago to get at least 70 percent of its workforce some form of education or training after high school, a new Gallup poll out Tuesday reveals confidence in higher education has plummeted — especially among Republicans.