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Top 10 most failed or dropped courses at Iowa State

Data from the Iowa State University Office of Enrollment Research and Analytics reveals the top ten courses failed or withdrawn (The DFW Rate) of the 2023 fall semester. “The DFW Rate is the percentage of students getting a D+, D, D-, F, or withdrawing from a course,” Jonathan Compton, Iowa State’s data analyst, said.  The...

ISU students save cash and the environment in record-breaking fashion

In its eighth year, Rummage RAMPage raised more than $62,000 for local non-profit organizations and diverted a record amount of reusable items from landfills, according to the City of Ames.  This year’s event lasted nine days, spanning two weekends, diverting usable items from landfills during a time when many students are moving into apartments.  This...

Utilizing swine field data to early identify signals of disease

Data sources help to identify drivers of post-weaning mortality in sow farms.

Seventh annual Ames Rummage RAMPage to begin Friday

The seventh annual Ames Rummage RAMPage will begin accepting items Friday with the event lasting through Aug. 5 at the Intermodal Facilities. According to the event’s website, it encourages the “reuse of items instead of sending them to the landfill” during a time when many leases in Ames end. The City of Ames, in partnership...

Higher ed enrollment remains down post-COVID, including in Iowa

The #1 Iowa Party School Also Reclaimed the Highest Enrollment

With the fall semester underway, which of Iowa's big three Universities are seeing the most students on campus?

Northwest Iowa Communities Receive Grants From Governor's Empower Rural Iowa Initiative

Researchers convert methane greenhouse gas into valuable chemicals

Catalyst turns methane into chemicals for making plastic

A new catalyst technology could advance efforts to keep methane, which produces more warming than other greenhouse gases, out of the atmosphere.

Catalyst technology converts methane greenhouse gas into useful, valuable chemicals • News Service • Iowa State University