Articles Tagged: Iowa State University

While masks can be easy to recycle or reserve in case of another surge or viral emergency, large sheets of acrylic glass can be harder to reuse, repurpose, or materially reprocess.

With the University of Iowa’s

Iowa’s Board of Regents this week is meeting in person for the first time since the pandemic to, among other things, evaluate and set goals with its university presidents - including

Campuswide mask mandates lifted; vaccines encouraged but not required

Not only have Iowa lawmakers rejected a Board of Regents request to restore the $8 million they cut last summer in response to COVID-19, the Republican-led Senate this week approved a $1 billion education budget that excludes any funding increase at all for Iowa’s public universities.

Ogden column: Tom Kroeschell and Steve Malchow dedicated their lives to college coaches, athletes and teams

Bruce Harreld is scheduled to speak at Kinnick celebration May 16.

“Mothering is so difficult to begin with,” Odenweller told The Gazette. “There are so many choices, so many times where we feel like we’ve made the wrong choice, where we doubt ourselves, and we need those people in our lives — especially other mothers who are going through similar things — to be able to turn to and ask advice and get support from.”

Unanimously-backed bill bakes into law changes regents made or vow to

The Kids Gazette interviews an ISU Animal Science professor to learn all about dairy cows

Farmers less likely than public overall to say excess nutrients come primarily from ag runoff

Kirkwood Community College expanding access to its vaccination clinic to the general public

Follow-up clinic for 2nd dose to come during finals week

As more schools impose the requirement, Iowa promises it won’t

Other campuses pivot under guidance to pause